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Kitaboshi Lead Holder - 2 mm

$9.50

Kitaboshi Lead Holder - 2 mm - KITABOSHI OTP-580N
  • Kitaboshi Lead Holder - 2 mm - KITABOSHI OTP-580N
  • Kitaboshi Lead Holder - 2 mm - KITABOSHI OTP-580N
  • Kitaboshi Lead Holder - 2 mm - KITABOSHI OTP-580N
  • Kitaboshi Lead Holder - 2 mm - KITABOSHI OTP-580N
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The Kitaboshi 2.0 mm lead holder has a natural wooden body reminiscent of a wooden pencil. The top knock button clicks to dispense lead, and you can remove it to refill the lead holder with a new lead piece. Refills with any 2.0 mm lead.

Pencil dimensions: Approximately 6.3 inches (15.9 cm) long and 0.3 inches (8.5 mm) in diameter.




Specs
Model NumberKITABOSHI OTP-580N
Shipping Weight0.45 oz
Body Color Natural
Body Material Wood
Clippable No
Design Style Natural, Wooden Pencil Style
Diameter - Grip 8.8 mm
Diameter - Max 8.8 mm
Eraser Included No
Grip Color Natural
Grip Material Wood
Knurled Finger Grip No
Lead Diameter 2 mm
Lead Grade Indicator No
Length - Body 16.0 cm
Mechanism Clutch Knock
Tip Material Metal

Reviews
  Knock-style! A loud..., February 8, 2012
By astrowarrior - See all my reviews
Knock-style! A loud knock too! I have put a red foam rubber grip on the front and use it as a sidearm for my Staedtler 925-02. Without the after-market grip, I'd rate it a 4 because the wood seems to be a little harder and sharp edged than most wooden pencils. Usually knock-style 2mm leadholders are more spendy, so this is a must-buy IMHO for drafting/mechanical pencil fanatics.
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  Quite a nice original..., November 11, 2011
By betolung - See all my reviews
This review is from Kitaboshi Lead Holder - 2 mm + 2 mm Pencil Lead Sharpener Set
Quite a nice original addition to a 2 mm leadholder collection. Both the push advance wooden leadholder and its leadpointer are unique looking and function reasonably well. Personally I found the section where the conical metal tip and the hexagonal barrel meet to be a bit uncomfortable, for the wooden corners stick a bit beyond the metal piece. Slipping a plastic pencil grip over the area easily solves that problem. There was a slight rattling of the interior lead chamber when shaking this pencil. I tried taking it apart to see if I could tighten it, but the metal components just kept rotating within its wooden sheath. If you are a fan of this type of sketching tool, it is certainly worth a try and getting on its looks alone.