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Scribedriver Mechanical Pencil
Scribedriver Mechanical Pencil
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Description
When life gives you the shaft (or 3 tonnes of shafts)…make a pencil!
Built out of repurposed screwdriver shafts, the Scribedriver Pencil is a precision-machined mechanical pencil for an elevated everyday carry.
Machined with a premium finish
We turned unused screwdriver shafts into a precision-machined mechanical pencil with a smooth, premium finish built to the same standard as our tools.
Write all day long!
The knurled grip section offers a secure, comfortable hold for control and consistency whether you’re writing notes or sketching up your next big project.
Refillable with 0.5mm lead
The Schmidt DSM 2007 Feinminen Pencil System delivers clean, consistent lines for writing, sketching, or marking measurements. Pre-loaded with 0.5mm lead.
Product Information
- Scribedriver Mechanical Pencil (Pre-loaded with 0.5mm lead)
Product Dimensions:
- 143mm x 8mm x 8mm / 5.63" × 0.315" × 0.315”
Material Composition:
Materials
- Body: 303 stainless steel
- Bolt: 303 stainless steel or lead-free brass (brass variant)
- Pen clip: nickel plated spring steel
Mechanism:
- Schmidt DSM 2007 Feinminen Pencil System
- Compatible with 0.5mm pencil lead refills
Weight:
- 30g
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I love it! Plus it matches with the Scribedriver Pen which just makes it that much better.
It feels really good to use.
The construction feels way more solid that the pen, in which the cartridge has a little play. This pencil is rock solid.
I'm only missing an integrated eraser
If you want a nice kinda heavy-duty pencil, this is it. I'd even say it is drop resistant!
I have bought three scribedriver pens so it was natural to add a pencil to the collection. But they are not collector's items, I use them everyday. They feel heavy in the hand, but are thin and are nice to use.
I love it -its the correct weight for me and my use case. If I were to offer an upgrade it would be to try something like the Uni Mitsubishi Kuru Toga system but that may still be patented but it gives a nice uniform line thickness.
Really good, just like its ink based brother

