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Zebra Arbez Piirto

 

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Zebra Arbez Piirto

 

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I have one of those, too. It is hardly a great pencil but it has a really cool look to it. Worth its price, I think.

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http://static1.jetpens.com/images/a/000/029/29849.jpg

 

Zebra Arbez Piirto

 

pic from jetpens

 

 

I have one of those, too. It is hardly a great pencil but it has a really cool look to it. Worth its price, I think.

it's more like a desk pencil. i do not like the fact that doesn't have a clip or an eraser. the price is good!

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today:

 

http://i.ebayimg.com/t/PENTEL-Jolt-SHAKER-Mechanical-Pencil-BLUE-0-5-mm-/00/$(KGrHqJ,!jgE1usu6gErBNi7+zogfw~~_3.JPG

 

 

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/PENTEL-Jolt-SHAKER-Mechanical-Pencil-BLUE-0-5-mm-/390300487311?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5adfb8ce8f

 

talk about "the price is good"!

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  • 3 weeks later...

Am now using my e+m clutch pencil! Just arrived today, and is bloody awesome!!

"Is this thing on??"

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MB 146 from 1985, F nib very wet.

Inked in Noodler's Ellis Island.

http://i1226.photobucket.com/albums/ee402/LYTH1/146a.jpg

LYTH

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MB 146 from 1985, F nib very wet.

Inked in Noodler's Ellis Island.

http://i1226.photobucket.com/albums/ee402/LYTH1/146a.jpg

hi. what kind of lead do you use in these? is it 1.1mm? ;)

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this is what i was using yesterday:

 

Brand: "National" (Vintage Combo)

 

uses 1.1mm B (soft) lead. i wish i can find something softer for the 1.1mm, but it is almost impossible. the one i've found was $10 for a tube of 15... neah, too expensive for me.

 

 

http://i338.photobucket.com/albums/n419/peterpaul_rguez/P7300021.jpg

 

 

PS. the nib (tho' we are not showing FP's here, is 14k broad FLEX!!!!!

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Man 100 with Super 6 nib Fine and flexible inked in Waterman SSB.

http://i1226.photobucket.com/albums/ee402/LYTH1/013-2.jpg

LYTH

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Hi,

 

I have my Staedtler Lumograph pencil today in HB. Many days, I like using my Lamy Scribble 3.15mm. It is one of the best thick leadholders I have seen. I also have a Uchida leadholder in 2mm. I'm a big fan of the kids pencil Faber castell makes. It has 1.4mm lead.

 

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http://www.itcportal.com/about-itc/media-kit/images/carbon-black-pencil.jpg C

Classmate carbon black. got really surprised by the pencil's quality, so smooth and dark...

10 pencils. less than $1. nice.

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Today it was my black .5 Pilot Automac and S-20, tomorrow feels like a Platinum Pro-Use .3 and .5 kind of day. My favorite leads are Pentel AIN in 2B I have also started using the Nano-dia leads and they are very nice and smooth but with a little more smear.

Amos

 

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