Why I Keep Buying Musgrave Pencils (Despite the Import Fees!)

Despite the high import fees, I can't stop buying Musgrave pencils. In this video, I dive into why these pencils from Shelbyville, Tennessee, have earned a permanent spot on my analog desk. From the classic cedar smell to the unique lead grades, we're looking at why these are a must-have for any pencil enthusiast. In this video: My favorite Musgrave models. Writing samples and performance. Is it worth the extra expense? If you enjoyed this look at my favorite pencils, don't forget to like and subscribe for more analog desk reviews! #pencil #musgrave 00:00 Welcome & My Second Musgrave Haul 00:44 Unigraph 1200 Drawing Pencil (B Grade) 01:18 The Songwriter 1213 Set (4B) 01:48 Bonus Pencils: Hermitage 510 & Black History Month 02:15 600 News (Extra Soft Core) 02:54 Tennessee Red Cedar (Factory Seconds) 03:25 909 Series: Pastel & Regular Number 2s 04:06 Bugle 1816 (Round & Untipped) 04:20 Exploring the Heritage Collection Box 04:47 Heritage Spotlight: Choo Choo, My Pal, & Tot 06:50 Writing Samples Intro (Muji Paper) 07:19 Writing Sample: Tennessee Round 08:13 Writing Sample: 600 News 08:53 Writing Sample: Unigraph 1200 09:09 Writing Sample: Songwriter 1213 09:42 Writing Sample: 909 Series (Standard & Pastel) 10:26 Writing Sample: Bugle 1816 11:03 Writing Sample: Hermitage 510 (Thin Red) 11:33 Writing Sample: Celebrating Black History Month 11:51 Final Thoughts & Community Question