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Made from high quality plastic, sturty and very convenient.
This compact electric eraser can erase small areas on artwork quickly and precisely.
Moderate size suits hands suitablely, portable and comfortable to hold.
Equipped with 10pcs 2.3mm eraser refills and 10pcs 5mm eraser refills that you can change the size of the core, and the length of core can be adjusted.
Labor-saving and effective, suitable stationery for art students, teachers and those drawing lovers.
Specification:
Brand: Tenwin
Material: Plastic
Weight: 64g/2.3oz
Electric Eraser Length: 17.3cm/6.8inch
Eraser Refills Diameter: 2.3mm/0.01inch, 5mm/0.2inch
Battery Model: AAA Batteries*2 (Not included)
Color: Gray, Black, White (Optional)
Package List:
1 x Electric Eraser (Battery Not Included)
10 x 2.3mm Eraser Refills
10 x 5mm Eraser Refills
Note:
1. Please allow 1-3cm error due to manual measurement. Thanks for your understanding.
2. Monitors are not calibrated same, item color displayed in photos may be showing slightly different from the real object. Please take the real one as standard.
3. Please note that the new type and old type of this product will be sent randomly, and make sure you will not mind before ordering.
MyDigitaLife
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025
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wranglerlaura
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
Using erasers for highlights in a drawing is new to me. I learned how to do it in YouTube videos, yet wasn't getting the results I was aiming for. I watched one artist explain how she uses electric erasers and I scoffed at it. That made no sense to me.That video however has stayed in the back of my mind and kept nagging at me. I finally broke down and ordered this eraser.I got a couple batteries from my husband and got busy. The first thing I did before even thinking about a before picture was getting the highlight in the eye. This is something I have always struggled with. If I didn't draw in the highlights and stick to them I could never get them right. Well not anymore.Then I started playing with highlights in the mane and forelock. It took some trial and error before I felt I got it right. There are two different size of erasers to use and it was a learning curve for me.In the end, I was very happy with the drawing and the added use of an electric eraser for highlights. When it came time to clean up the smudges around the drawing after I was satisfied I did finally find where a traditional erasers still held an advantage. While the electric eraser allows for more targeted erasing, when it came to the big areas I found it not as effective as a traditional eraser and it was much harder on the paper. It also took more work than my traditional eraser.So, I learned a lot in one drawing. How to best affect texture in the drawing with an eraser and how to get killer highlights. I also learned what limitations electric erasers have.I'm very pleased with my new eraser and I look forward to what it will do for me when I sit down and put the time in to do a more detailed and complete drawing. This electric eraser is now an important component in my art supplies.
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