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Really like the way the pencil protects/reinforces the lead to keep it from breaking
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main attribute for me is the retractable lead pipe, which means it doesn’t snag clothing.
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The reason why I really disliked using pencils is because the lead never seemed fine enough and writing seemed inconsistent
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Lead doesn't break all the time like in cheaper pencils.
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I tried buying the uni brand kuru Toga 0.5 lead and still not working
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I'm trusting the other reviewers who say that this pencil's unique torquing mechanism does wonders for keeping the lead sharp and not elongated at the tip, though I can't say I've seen a huge difference myself yet
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The lead breaks much easier in comparison to my older Kuru Toga pencil when pressure is applied at an angle
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0.7 lead works best for me, but I like the color and style of this pencil
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0.7 lead works best for me, but I like the color and style of this pencil
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has always been a key feature, allowing for a consistently sharp lead.
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It will likely break your lead, rendering the torquing action unworkable
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Always have a Sharp lead with the Kura Toga.
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Finally, a mechanical pencil I can use and not constantly break the lead
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but I haven't broken the lead
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Lead is very slow
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The rotating action doesn't seem to make a huge difference in keeping the lead sharp and the eraser is way too small