how do you put a new lead inside the pencil?
1335403
By removing the eraser. It is a small opening but this pencil writes great.
1335404
Just pull the cover located on the top of Kuru Toga and insert the lead inside the pencil
158285
Just twist until you have most of the eraser out and then pull. It will pop out. Then pop a new one in and twist until it is the proper length to use.
1649487
Yes, you can refill it with 2mm leads Madcaver. The "pencil" itself is just a lead holder, it opens up and allows you to insert whichever type of lead (F, H, HB, etc.) into the desired length and it holds it in place.
862922
I haven't tried 3mm lead in my pencil but I doubt that the 3mm lead would be held securely in the mechanism
2279964
To the left there is a place to incert the rubber end of a pencil inside. You hold it there until it rotates. Go to the support page and watch the video showing how to do this. Good luck.
1372164
They are refillable, despite what the description and packaging state. First, you remove the eraser, then you turn the nose until a little plastic piece falls out (it will have the last of the lead inside). Pull the spent lead out the plastic piece, put a new lead in, then carefully guide the lead into the spring in the body of the pencil. Turn the nose until the lead starts to feed, then replace the eraser. It might sound complicated, but it takes maybe a minute.
2055675
I have to guess a bit since I don't have your pencil in my hand, so please be gentle with me if I misunderstood. Most commonly, jamming occurs when you forget to retract the last lead. When you have finishe using a lead, 1) tip the pencil upside down 2) push in the yellow button at the end (now on the bottom, since it is inverted) 3) the lead will fall back into its slot. If this doesn't happen, you have begun to turn the selector already, thus pinching the lead so that it cannot fall back down into its "home" slot. GENTLY twist right or left, which ever way allows the lead to drop free. If that doesn't solve your problem, my next guess is that somehow locked your lead (or a broken piece of your lead) in the little vise jaws which hold it while you write. 1) Open a paper clip, so you can use it as a small wire tool. 2) hold the pen in the normal writing way, point down. 3) Push and hold down the yellow button on the top 4) with the paper clip tool, GENTLY poke into the place where the lead is jammed. It should fall out. I hope that helps.
470654
yes. This type pencil can't be refilled with lead. I really like this pencil and have used them for many years.
378545
I always refill mine from the bottom. Remove the used lead. Push the top down as you do when you want to advance a lead and then insert the new lead. I have never had a problem with this.
930242
At the very bottom of the pencil where the lead comes out, take the new lead and feed it into the pencil as you continuously press the top of the pencil. Think of it in reverse order when you want the lead to come out you pump the top of the pencil so that the lead moves forward, in this case you would feed the lead into the pencil as you press the top of the pencil. Hope that helps...
996311
Yes it is your basic lead pencil. .7mm lead and I would think a regular eraser for lead pencils would work.
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.
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' :-) )
473747
Pinch the two black things together and pull them out away from the base. With the two black pinched together, insert the pencil and then let go of the black things. Start turning the the handle and the black things move back to the base. You will then have a perfectly sharpened pencil.
473748
you need to pinch together the two black things and pull out the silver plate on the front. Once fully extended, insert your pencil all the way into the sharpener through the hole. Begin sharpening by rotating the lever and you will feel lever becomes light when pencil is sharpened. To take out the pencil, you need to pinch open the black things
1233766
The "Lead" is actually a 0.5mm graphite rod that advances from the tip by activating a clicking mechanism which encompasses the upper portion also containing the eraser. Lead hasn't been used in pencils probably ever, but pecils were long the cause of lead poisioning because of the paint which DID contain high amounts of lead. And you know how hard it is to stop chewing on a pencil. I use the thread of lead poisioning now to deter my child from putting the pencil in his mouth, but you and i both know that it is unlikely.
2178287
You put it in the same way it comes out. DO NOT TAKE OFF THE TOP! Press the top down (like how you would click a pen) and hold it down. Insert the eraser (clear stick first) into the bottom of the Tombow mono and push it all the way in. Basically it should resemble pushing the lead back Into a mechanical pencil