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Uni-ball Color Mechanical Pencil - 0.5 mm - Red Body - Red Lead

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Uni-ball Color Mechanical Pencil - 0.5 mm - Red Body - Red Lead - UNI M5105C.15
  • Uni-ball Color Mechanical Pencil - 0.5 mm - Red Body - Red Lead - UNI M5105C.15
  • Uni-ball Color Mechanical Pencil - 0.5 mm - Red Body - Red Lead - UNI M5105C.15
  • Uni-ball Color Mechanical Pencil - 0.5 mm - Red Body - Red Lead - UNI M5105C.15
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The Uni-ball Color series offers six body shades to match lead color in 0.5 mm and 0.7 mm sizes. Its sliding sleeve moves forward to protect against lead breakage, and its springy caps hide a matching color eraser.





Model Number: UNI M5105C.15

Reviews
  It's a well-made pencil...., February 3, 2010
By qmechanic - See all my reviews
It's a well-made pencil. I like the grip on the Pilot pencils a bit better though. The red color for the Uni-ball pencils is darker and redder than the corresponding red in the Pilot line.
  I have three of these..., January 16, 2009
I have three of these (RGB), and they are useable. My experience with the 0.7mm version of these pencils has been poor. I bought two 0.7mm models, and both had a tendency to splinter the lead inside the collet, so that after a few advances, the lead would break internally. However, this 0.5mm model seems to have less of this problem (but it does have the problem a bit). This is counter-intuitive since the 0.5mm lead is thinner and so more fragile than 0.7mm, but that's the way it is with the copies that I purchased.

One good thing about these is that they are extremely inexpensive. I have improved my luck with these by avoiding to retract the lead to put the pencil away, and also I pull back the metal tip a bit to expose more lead before clicking to reduce the number of times the mechanism scrapes the lead inside.I have managed to avoid breaking lead internally for a while now.

Thus, these 0.5mm versions are workable for me. But the 0.7mm I just couldn't use with colored lead without the lead breaking inside.
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