How exactly do you change the lead? Do you have to take out one lead and then insert another thru the point,?
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The leads are all inside and the upper chamber is clear so you can see that. You hold the pencil tip up and push the yellow bottom end to retract the lead, then you rotate the "clip" to another color and push the yellow bottom end to extract the new color. I always hold my finger over the tip to control the amount of lead coming out.
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there is a little black nub above the clip. you rotate the yellow cap around and match the 'refill' printing with the nub. then press the yellow cap down. It will now open the jaws wider and allow the refill and it's metal sleeve out and a new refill in.
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It is very easy, first, the pins only come out in one direction. If the watch band is not marked with an arrow (like the Invicta) see if you can a split in the middle of the end of pin, if so, push from the other side. Keep every thing lined up straight and you should have no trouble pushing the pins out. To replace the pin, push the pin in solid end first , The split side expands to keep the pin in place.
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Remove the metal cap that covers the eraser, remove the eraser and insert lead into the hole.
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At first, I put the smaller ones in front and realized what I had done. I had gotten 2 so the first one was more of a challenge. Make sure you follow the directions. Sorry, I can't remember any tips for you.
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2 leads, I reccomend you to get Pentel lead or uni lead since the included lead sucks so much more than the uni diamond lead.
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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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Since you can load different hardness leads in this pencil, they print several different types of lead on the pencil and have a rotating metal band with a window in it that you move until the type of lead you have is showing. For example, you can rotate it until "2B", "B", "HB", "F", "H", 2H, or "4H" shows thru the window.
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The new lead inserts from the writing tip end of the pen. Took me a while to figure it out, too.
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You take out the black insert, where it says align here, press the tabs, and pull that out, the new piece will drop right in, remember ,to press the tabs,on the original insert, right at the spot where it says align here,and pull up easy and it will come right out, I hope it helps you
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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.
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I take the cap off, and remove the eraser, and drop it in. Also, I have put lead on piece at a time, by holding down the cap over the eraser, and inserting throuh the writing end of the pencil.
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With pretty light use, I can no longer get it to feed lead. I have to unscrew the first 2 tip components, feed it out, and carefully slide and screw the tips back in every time I want more lead. Is there any way to fix this?
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I am not sure can't find the directions. I am hoping when I finish one color, the little left will fall out. I can't pull a color out now. The lead is thick. They do Pentel, has a colored lead one with point 7 lead which I which I had as I write with that in a lead pencil. Hope this helps!
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Dear Don, one has to order one's lead separately. It comes in B, my personal favorite, F, 2B, H, 2H, etc. depending on how soft or hard you like your lead. 4H is very hard and B is softest I believe.
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To change out the drill bits, simply push in button while twisting the bit holder. Do the same action to insert or remove bits.
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Pull the top of the pencil off, the part that is colored and has the eraser and clip on it. Drop new lead into white tube inside. Put top back on, be sure to line up the clip with the slot. Click the side button to advance the lead.
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click the lever to make the lead come down. if you need to reload the lead, remove the eraser holder (pull up) and gently slide the new lead into the chamber. it should slide into the white tube. keep clicking the lever and you'll see the lead start to stick out from the tip. another way might be: click and hold down the lever and you gently push up the lead (but this might break the lead). by the way, to put back the eraser holder, make sure the "paper mate" thingy that sticks down is aligned with the cut in the clear chamber. another FYI: to bring up the eraser (when it's running low), rotate the colored part closest to the end of the eraser--it'll make the eraser come up, much like a deodorant. click the lever to make the lead come down. if you need to reload the lead, remove the eraser holder (pull up) and gently slide the new lead into the chamber. it should slide into the white tube. keep clicking the lever and you'll see the lead start to stick out from the tip. another way might be: click and hold down the lever and you gently push up the lead (but this might break the lead). by the way, to put back the eraser holder, make sure the "paper mate" thingy that sticks down is aligned with the cut in the clear chamber. another FYI: to bring up the eraser... » Read More click the lever to make the lead come down. if you need to reload the lead, remove the eraser holder (pull up) and gently slide the new lead into the chamber. it should slide into the white tube. keep clicking the lever and you'll see the lead start to stick out from the tip. another way might be: click and hold down the lever and you gently push up the lead (but this might break the lead). by the way, to put back the eraser holder, make sure the "paper mate" thingy that sticks down is aligned with the cut in the clear chamber. another FYI: to bring up the eraser (when it's running low), rotate the colored part closest to the end of the eraser--it'll make the eraser come up, much like a deodorant. « Show Less