Tiny Piece Of Lead In Mechanical Pencil Jamming

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.

Essential to remove stuck filters... A tip... Use a lead pencil on the threads of the filter before installing. The layer of pencil lead acts like a lubricant and makes removal so much easier.

Gives me a piece of mind, and I like the matte look. Also great with the pencil.

It's a simple little addition to the light source. Can't do much wrong with a piece of moulded plastic, but wondering if it may lead to an overheating issue if used for an extended period of time. The quick attachment magnets are a nice touch.

I've used the Apple adapter for a few years for a CRITICAL piece of studio equipment. After a recent Windows/Thunderbolt update to accommodate TB4, the Apple adapter caused many crashes. Replaced with this after hardware manufacture suggestion, and problems corrected. This is obviously built to a better standard, or etc. Could use a slightly longer lead from the converter box to reduce tension from the port.... it's a desktop, and the lead isn't long enough for the box to reach the floor. Otherwise, no complaints.

Does what it should and does it well. No jamming or defencts.

What a great piece of mechanical engineering this red dot sight is. It is built as solid as an M1A2 battle tank. Tough exterior, brilliant glass, easy controls and adjustment dials. I'll probably hand this down to my grandchildren when/if I can't shoot anymore, and I'm confident it'll still be working great. It arrived in a case that rivals Pelican products. Lots of padding to ensure it will arrive at whatever destination you choose safely and still in operation condition. B&H gave me an arrival window on the shipping, but it arrived well before the date quoted. Overall, this was a highly satisfying purchase experience. I recommend both the MRO Patrol and B&H without reservation.

Makes your screen non reflective and feel like paper when you write on it with your Apple Pencil. Great piece of work by the developers

Cut a piece of copy paper lengthwise into a 1/4” strip. Fold strip in half. Use 1 end to measure depth of vent and make a mark with a pencil. Unfold strip and align with your vents and mark each vent blade with your pencil to obtain the vent width.

This is insane - it feels like you have a good pencil with small rough piece inside the slater and you’re slowly polishing it towards expensive paper! And that sound.. just amazing! The only cone I’ve figured out is that this hacky surface is erasing quite fast, but will see. And I certainly will buy another pack when it’s time. Thank you!