PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

For centuries, humankind has grappled with the monumental challenge of storing pencils (or not, but it sounds more epic this way). While history has been shaped by grand quests like the search for the holy grail, the discovery of the new world, and even the journey to the moon, the challenge of where and how to keep those slender sticks of graphite has remained an elusive and daunting problem.

From the dawn of writing instruments, our ancestors have tried in vain to find a solution to this pressing issue. Desks cluttered with an assortment of pencils—some too short, some too long, others mysteriously vanishing only to reappear in the most unexpected places. The search for the perfect pencil storage solution has driven inventors, designers, and everyday stationery lovers to the brink of madness.

The problem of storing your pencils is probably the hardest struggle on earth. Anyone who has tried knows the bitter truth that many cases are just too bulky, too bland, or simply too boring. Boxes are either too loose, letting pencils rattle around like marbles, or too tight, making retrieval a Herculean task.

This seemingly trivial dilemma has perplexed generations, turning the simple act of pencil storage into a source of daily frustration. Parents have lost sleep over it, students have missed deadlines because of it (just in case you still needed an excuse, maybe try this one ; ) ), and artists—those poor souls—have suffered countless creative blockages due to misplaced pencils. Truly, it is one of the most underestimated crises of our time.

The revolutionary TPB is not just a storage solution, but a triumph of human ingenuity. This is no ordinary pencil box, but a really glorious solution, more glorious than we could have ever imagined, not even in our wildest dreams. It is the culmination of generations of longing, a beacon of hope in the chaotic landscape of pencil storage. With its sleek design, magnetic closure, and eye-catching glowing lettering, this box doesn't just hold pencils, it truly celebrates them. Finally, after all these years, we can rest easy knowing that our pencils have a home as extraordinary as they are, planned in New Jersey, designed above the Atlantic Ocean, manufactured in Schleswig-Holstein.

Or you could just make it simple and don't lose your pencils. That's in fact probably the best to do, that's recommended for sure.

But if you're bored, looking for a totally over-engineered, really cool solution with a glowing lettering that guides you to your writing tools like a lighthouse of progress, than a TPB could be the right thing for you.


So if you should be interested in a TPB, maybe you want to take a closer look at HOW A TPB WORKS and the used PARTS.