How do you add more lead?
181823
Uh.. same as any mechanical pencil, u push the end of the pen, hold it down, and gently load the new lead into the tip
181824
Where the lead comes out at the bottom of the pencil, you put the lead there and click as if you were advancing lead. As you click push the lead up into the pencil a little at a time until it is fully inserted. I hope that answers your question.
181825
Try pulling the plunger/button, then there might be an eraser stopper, pull that out as well? I Didn't have to yet, but that is usually the way to do it on most mechanical pencils.
1267883
With pencil in carrying configuration (enameled cap-with-clip covering point), pull small silver knurled cap from back of barrel exposing lead compartment. Place new leads (four or five?) in place. Replace small knurled cap. Remove the large enameled cap with clip to expose point of pencil, hold pencil vertical, point down, and repeatedly push small knurled cap--the lead advance button--until new lead appears. (This last operation may also be accomplished with the large enameled cap in writing configuration--securely in place on back of barrel--due to a very neat design innovation.)
64043
Take off the eraser and you can put your lead through that way. 1. Remove green eraser cap.2. Remove white eraser.3. Place led in eraser opening.
831346
No - providing your water leads are in good condition. Normally I would advise buying new leads.
1705646
No, unfortunately they require 1.3 lead. I have only been able to find the lead here on Amazon. However, Amazon has it priced great.
574976
I don't remember, I didn't think this was an issues at the time of purchase so I wasn't actively looking it. Why do you think there would be lead in there to begin with?
1274248
depends on how many you want to make--just keep your lead about 700 degrees and it flows better into the mold--
1428152
I can load mine up with approximately 40-45 lbs of lead and the recoil is hardly noticeable. I don't use the Caldwell lead bag (sold separately) because it doesn't hold enough lead. Instead I am using two 25 lb shot bags that I've filled with scrap lead. I've tied off the ends of the bags with plastic tie wraps. I find the primary restriction to holding more lead is the relatively short distance from the bottom of the pans up to the rails.
582563
You should be able to press down on the top button and hold it down. This will inturn push the prongs our from the tip of the pencil allowing the lead to slid out. From there you can adjust how much lead you want sticking out from the tip. When you release the top button, the prongs will go back to its natural position hence holding the lead in place. Hope this video helps, http://m.youtube.com/watchv=THmIBqqn8Ss
830488
Yes, there will be some lead, but there are very strict limitations on how much lead, especially in California. I believe the limit is no more than .25% by weight. So, yes, there is lead, but probably not enough to be worried about.
930242
At the very bottom of the pencil where the lead comes out, take the new lead and feed it into the pencil as you continuously press the top of the pencil. Think of it in reverse order when you want the lead to come out you pump the top of the pencil so that the lead moves forward, in this case you would feed the lead into the pencil as you press the top of the pencil. Hope that helps...
1032061
Make sure you are using the right diameter lead. If it's still not working you have a defective pencil.
2107115
Somewhere it says that you will be able to add. I returned mine. Waste of time. Sorry
869600
Hook mine just like the diagram shows works great, you must have a defect pair. Try to hook just one pair and make sure that you don't ground the other leads.
249884
I don't think there's a way to do it. You would need to fill the unit with water, but it is a sealed unit with no visible way to add more water.
1326594
Yes, you can add more risers...This was the main reason that I purchased The Step f1004! I purchased the Nordic Track stepper first and sadly you could not purchase additional risers. I love this stepper and believe you will too!
1270510
I added a little at a time. I added by the spoonful - stirred, then added more if it wasn't thick enough. I went by the package directions, and it was VERY thick - and got thicker. So you need to add a little at a time and let it stand for a few minutes. I probably added 1/4 cup to one quart - stirred, then added more. Hope this helps!