Mechanical Pencil Erasers Hack

Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills.

Just big and basic and perfect for carrying around for most hack jobs.

I was a mess before these came in to my life. Now I use them for everything, not just camera stuff. Medication, pet treats, pretzels, erasers, gift cards, raisins. I could go on but you get the idea.

These are excellent erasers, that removes all traces charcoal and lead from my art. Gum erasers are all that I use, though this was the first time trying this brand. The ink used for stamping the logo on the eraser is not permeable but that is not a big deal to me; I just wiped the brand logos off with a microfibre cloth before I using any of them. I usually have bought the Alvin brand in the past but they don't make them anymore, these are a comparable substitute.

I love this bag, the GRID-IT is perfect for multiple drawing pencils, sharpers, erasers and space in the compartment for a sketchbook. With a few minutes to spare, I can unzip this compartment and I have a mobile studio with everything laid out for easy visibility and access - no fishing in a dark grab bag. The main compartment has multiple pockets for flyers, papers, and personals. The only thing I would add is a zippered interior pocket for a wallet.

Truly a great system for those teeny tiny pieces of erasers to gently remove some pretty tough stains.

Nice pencil.

The best mechanical hard drive I had ever used.

I'll keep it simple. I'm a hack photographer, and I won't even begin to pretend. My strategy is to marry a solid body with good lenses, read a couple of books, tweak the settings, and hope for the best. Decided on this upgrade to improve my pic's of the kids playing sports...lacrosse and soccer primarily. Compared with the D90, this body helps me get at least one good shot for every sequence I try to capture. Prior it was maybe 1 in 3. Part of it is using the Nikon 70-200 f2.8 lens (also a highly recommended upgrade). But mostly this body offers double the fps, so I miss far fewer shots due to simple timing. And the additional pixels allow me enough space to tweak composition if necessary, without ending up with too much granularity. It's taken me some hunting around to find the companion setting locations, and to adapt to the differences in the controls. Not quite second nature yet, but it'll come in time. It's not bad...just different. All in all, I'm quite happy with my choice. Great balance of performance and cost, while allowing me to use the glass I already had.

Great Cap - bought to create a hack lens - works great