Does anyone know if a no.2 pencil could be used instead of the string? Is the whole big enough? Thanks
2036672
Yes! Easily! I just went and tried it for you and it fits with extra room around the pencil. You could even use a thicker tool if you wanted. Not quite as big around as a Sharpee marker but larger than a #2 pencil. Hope that helps. :)
2036673
You're very welcome. Any help when shopping online is always a good thing. Good luck.
325891
Not sure how big your pencil is. This sharpener is also good for normal pencil.
729365
Varying sizes don't matter. You can refill it. The only problem I've encountered is when I fill it too full, it tends not to work. Otherwise, it's fine ... except I have had kids who break their pencils on purpose because it's fun to get a new one out of the dispenser.
1567809
With a pencil sharpener. You can purchase one on Amazon. It just has to have an opening large enough for chubby pencils.
935361
Yes, 2 fat standard block erasers and many pencil type of erasers. You can put pencil sharperners there too--depending on how thin and long they are? If they are as thick or slightly thicker then pencil then they would fit and if they are not too short so as to fall out. I think you can also use the two wider streachable slots that I was talking about for bigger pencil sharpener(s) if you forgo of block erasers and use pencil type of erasers instead, thus saving the space(s) for thick pencil sharpener(s.) At this price it's a good pouch to have even if you have to carry pencil sharpener separately. You can add a streatchable slot for whatever on your own too--if you know and care as to how to stitch something to something with a few strokes. Another thing you can do, which is quite easy to do, is to carefully slice threads which are tacking down the separator parts between the slots--this way you can make one bigger loop/slot out of two smaller ones at a slice of a blade and bit of careful effort.
844476
The pencil does not require its own lead. Any 0.7 mm lead will work with it. Be mindful that this pencil is priced cheaper at Walmart.
717807
Sort of. It would require you to pull out eraser to put in more lead. But these are meant to be more of a disposable thing.
1539899
This unit has a fixed size for "regular" pencils, like your common #2. I am sure you would not be able to use it for jumbo pencils.
74926
I think they are best for a regular size pencil. Markers are generally too thick to fit in. If you squeeze a lot it can for on a mechanical pencil--just a little harder to slide it on. This is good for my 6 year old's hand, but I can use it too. You are only using your thumb and index finger on it so both fit.
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You will also need 2mm lead (there are a variety of hardnesses and colors available), a 2mm lead sharpener (lots of different styles, I reccomend the Kum Automatic Long point two stage sharpener - it sharpens 2mm lead and it has a two stage long point sharpener for pencils - excellent points), and you will need an eraser, paper, ruler, and etc. Most importantly you will need creativity and imagination! Have fun. I bought lots of these (different brands and colors) for a wide variety of lead hardnesses. This one feels more solid in comparison to some other brands but I have not yet come across any that are unsatisfactory. You will also need 2mm lead (there are a variety of hardnesses and colors available), a 2mm lead sharpener (lots of different styles, I reccomend the Kum Automatic Long point two stage sharpener - it sharpens 2mm lead and it has a two stage long point sharpener for pencils - excellent points), and you will need an eraser, paper, ruler, and etc. Most importantly you will need creativity and imagination! Have fun. I bought lots of these (different brands and colors) for a wide variety of lead hardnesses. This one feels more solid in comparison to some other brands but I have not yet come... » Read More You will also need 2mm lead (there are a variety of hardnesses and colors available), a 2mm lead sharpener (lots of different styles, I reccomend the Kum Automatic Long point two stage sharpener - it sharpens 2mm lead and it has a two stage long point sharpener for pencils - excellent points), and you will need an eraser, paper, ruler, and etc. Most importantly you will need creativity and imagination! Have fun. I bought lots of these (different brands and colors) for a wide variety of lead hardnesses. This one feels more solid in comparison to some other brands but I have not yet come across any that are unsatisfactory. « Show Less
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There is a special sharpener that is tailored for this pencil, and it is the Palomino KUM Long Point Sharpener. Though honestly, you can use any sharpener and it will work just fine. The pencils don't come with one.
1727764
My son and I have never had this problem. Could be a piece stuck in there? Is the hole the right size for the pencil?
1603121
There is a grooved cut-out on the pencil body which sits under the clip part of the pencil. If you pull straight up on the colored top the two pieces should separate and then you drop the leads into the little lead holder thing inside, put the two pieces back together and you are ready to roll! (or should I say, 'write' :-) )
1649486
You can indeed. The description is incorrect. Wouldn't be much of a lead holder if you couldn't refill it. That would just be a pencil.
1660829
My suggestion is buy another set of Aqua Notes(I have three more back ups), but I didn't use up half the first pencil-you must draw/write furiously, lol! I haven't been able to find just the pencil on its own. You want to send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope, I'll send you my extras.
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You can use 1/4 unputs lack for guitar. Watch the photo already be shown. leftside of the picture. There are two big hole. That is called 'Input 1, Input 2'. At center of the hole, You can put your linee into the hole. If you have another question. sent it to my e-mail. goldmask1029@gmail.com
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The center hole is tight, but quite flexible... I believe it might fit if the pencil is more or less the same size as a normal rounded pencil.