What kind of erasers does this pencil take and where can you find the erasers for sale?
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I try to use a separate eraser because refills seem hard to find. This is the only site I've seen, but I have no experience with them: http://www.smartimports.net/products/Uni%252dball-Pencil-Eraser-Refill-for-Kuru-Toga-Pencils.html
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It comes with it's own Uniball erasers(the Toga comes with two extras), unfortunately there is no standard so every manufacturer has their own sizes. Unfortunately this also makes it impossible for generic companies to make one-size-fits-all and since they are so low-priced, it's not worth the cost. Go for the separate eraser pen, you get more eraser for the money and the quality tends to be better. The little erasers that are typical of Uniball's tend to wear down fast and you lose half of it when you start to hit the metal 'crown' holding it..
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I believe it is a size S (4.6mm). Amazon has an external link for one of its vendors called JetPens.
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I have not had to pursue that issue yet. My guess? Office Depot or Office Max or some other type of store that carries a decent supply of office equipment. Not the greatest answer, right?? It's the only answer I have since I haven't used up even the first pencil (used it a lot...still haven't had to go to another pencil in the set yet).
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You can find the blades at http://www.dickblick.com/products/alvin-brass-bullet-pencil-sharpener/. I don't know if they're available on Amazon.
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I remove the plastic cap from the eraser, then pull out the eraser, and carefully insert a couple pieces of the correct sized pencil lead into the eraser hole. Re-assemble in the reverse order. I believe that the lead rotater occupies some of the lead storage in the pencil, so it only holds 2 or 3 extra leads.
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No eraser. It's a pen. The color is fab. It's fashion pink. The ink is standard blue Quinkflow, but can be replaced with a gel refill.
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Those look to be the correct refills. Are you sure you are looking in the right place for the eraser? If you take off the cap and put it on the back for the pencil, then the small silver cap that you use to advance the lead can be removed to reveal the eraser. I hope this helps.
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Buy dry erase washsble markers and eraserfrom walmart and the chalk and eraser from a teachers store,
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Thank you. Yeah, I've already bought an extra pack just for the erasers. Now I've got pencils with no erasers, which is a sad waste. I just emailed Papermate and will hopefully get a positive response! Thanks again.
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Sorry I don't know but the extra long don't last long. I won't buy them again. I have one with an extra hard rubber tip, but I don't know where I bought. It will last forever. The rubber tip fit over the pencil.
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The eraser is 1 1/4". These are the best pencil. I was always a #2 lead pencil girl until my son showed me these. They are the best. They don't break; they don't wear out. I had to reorder because people steal them--all they have to do is ask if they could have it! I erase frequently, but the eraser has never run out. Hope you like them. S.
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Automatic? I don't believeThere is an automatic mechanical pencil. This works just like most. Push to advance lead and twist to advance eraser.
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The lead is just the standard 1.3 mm lead you can buy almost anywhere. Not sure about the erasers but if they have Paper Mate products they will surely stock the replacement erasers. I haven't had to replace any yet.
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Not that I'm aware of, but the ink runs out far, far faster than the eraser, and it's not even really cost effective to replace the ink. I ended up buying new pens to save money. Which feels like a huge waste. Anyway, the erasers are super durable and don't get used up very fast, unlike pencil erasers. You won't have a problem even if you buy replacement ink cartridges many times. I think that I erase far more than the average student.
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The eraser is located under the silver cap at the top. Being a drafting pencil, the eraser is very small (~4mm) and is designed for fixing small mistakes without erasing anything else. For erasing most mistakes, I would suggest a separate eraser such as the Pentel retractable click (http://www.amazon.com/Pentel-Eraser-Retractable-Assorted-ZE21BP3-K6/dp/B001HA77OO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1453514031&sr;=8-1&keywords;=pentel+retractable+eraser) or the Pentel Hi-Polymer Block Eraser (http://www.amazon.com/Pentel-Hi-polymer-Block-Eraser-ZEH10BP3-K6/dp/B001Q4HQVU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1453514058&sr;=8-1&ke;ywords=pentel+hi+polymer+eraser) The eraser is located under the silver cap at the top. Being a drafting pencil, the eraser is very small (~4mm) and is designed for fixing small mistakes without erasing anything else. For erasing most mistakes, I would suggest a separate eraser such as the Pentel retractable click (http://www.amazon.com/Pentel-Eraser-Retractable-Assorted-ZE21BP3-K6/dp/B001HA77OO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1453514031&sr;=8-1&keywords;=pentel+retractable+eraser) or the Pentel Hi-Polymer Block Eraser... » Read More The eraser is located under the silver cap at the top. Being a drafting pencil, the eraser is very small (~4mm) and is designed for fixing small mistakes without erasing anything else. For erasing most mistakes, I would suggest a separate eraser such as the Pentel retractable click (http://www.amazon.com/Pentel-Eraser-Retractable-Assorted-ZE21BP3-K6/dp/B001HA77OO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1453514031&sr;=8-1&keywords;=pentel+retractable+eraser) or the Pentel Hi-Polymer Block Eraser (http://www.amazon.com/Pentel-Hi-polymer-Block-Eraser-ZEH10BP3-K6/dp/B001Q4HQVU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1453514058&sr;=8-1&ke;ywords=pentel+hi+polymer+eraser) « Show Less
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Hi tracyg,Bit of a foreword. My ordered and delivered kit (from Amazon) did not include the eraser. Not sure if a failure on Amazon, who fulfills the orders, or just general sloppiness.oBut if you follow the directions, you will have satisfactory results.
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You can pop out the eraser with the en of a paper clip or pull it out using your fingers. Good luck.
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The eraser is 5mm, the same size of a "0" on a credit card. If you use the edge of the eraser, you can erase pencil lines. When my daughter is getting down to business, she will run the eraser until she forms a point, in order to eraser very small areas. Hope this helps!