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 ...

The Staedtler, for example, advances 0.7mm per click. Lead width and hardness are really what we’re talking about here. Most mechanical pencils will take lead of any hardness, and many of the ...

The second version of the Modern Fuel mechanical pencil is up on Kickstarter right ... It can also fit 0.5mm, 0.7mm, and 0.9mm lead sizes for any of your drawing needs. The pencil comes with ...

Mechanical pencils are also more comfortable to hold ... It features a platinum-coated finish and is equipped with a high-precision, 0.7mm mechanism. The replaceable eraser is hidden discretely ...

Common mechanical pencils come in sizes to accommodate 0.5, 0.7, and 0.9 mm leads, but there are bigger and smaller ones available. Perhaps one of those really large drafting lead holders could be ...

She told us she fills it with whatever leads she has on hand; Kaweco’s mechanical pencil takes 0.7-mm lead from any brand, so you can switch up the hardness or softness depending on your project.

blue, red or purple ink (no green surprisingly), and mechanical pencils in 0.5 or 0.7mm lead sizes.