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Scribedriver Mechanical Pencil

$29.99 USD

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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

What’s Included:
- 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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Great pencil!

Great pencil! Build quality is fantastic.

Amazing product

Amazing product, it feels premium, the mechanism is satisfying, and it isnt as cold as you might think it would be because it warms up really fast.

Very high quality mechanical pencil

Very high quality mechanical pencil. I'm sure I'll occasionally regret the lack of eraser on the back, but I try to use better quality erasers than is typically added to the back of most pencils anyway. No complaints.

Strong and repairable mechanical pencil.

Just like the other scribedriver, the mechanical pencil comes apart easily enough so that you can swap out and refill the graphite easily, but it will also be darn secure, too. If the "mechanical" part breaks down, likewise it can be repaired for a fraction of the price of the scribedriver itself. (So repairing is easier, too.)
My only critique is I'd like the end of the scribedriver to have an eraser bit, but just having another eraser on hand is a simple enough work around.

Nice feel to write with, does not have an eraser though.

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Scribedriver Mechanical Pencil