The Blick Premier is available in the two most popular mechanical pencil lead sizes, 0.5 mm and 0.7 mm. As with other mechanical pencils, you can fill it with any type of lead hardness, from hard ...

A mechanical pencil takes only one lead size. 0.5 mm and 0.7 mm are common; go thin if you write small, thick if you press hard. Lead hardness HB (or #2) is the most common, but you can refill ...

Get some 0.5mm solder and a .5mm mechanical pencil and you're most of the way there. Remove the eraser, empty all the graphite out of the pencil, and carefully thread the solder into the pencil.

Most mechanical pencils will take lead of any hardness ... For most people, this is a preference acquired quickly, but if you’re not sure, a 0.5mm or 0.7mm lead is a good place to start. Best for ...

Pilot Dr.Grip Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm . Pilot . Available sizes: 0.5mm . At first glance, it’s hard to believe that this option from Pilot isn’t simply a ballpoint pen.

[Proto G] is using a Papermate 0.5mm mechanical pencil, which means if you get 0.5mm wire (or solder) you can use it to dispense the wire without tangling your spool.

Currently live on Kickstarter through January 30th, 2015, the 6061 Mechanical Pencil aims to be the last mechanical pencil you’ve ever buy. While most mechanical pencils are made with plastic parts, ...

To this day I don't go anywhere without my Pentel P205 0.5mm mechanical pencil that I bought five years ago (cost: $7). Unless I lose it or run over it with my car, it should last me 20, maybe 30 ...