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How to Add Lead to a Mechanical Pencil
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Adding lead to a mechanical pencil is a simple process that can be done in a few easy steps. Here's how to do it: 1. Purchase the right type of lead: Make sure to purchase the right size of lead for your mechanical pencil. Most mechanical pencils use lead with a diameter of 0.5mm, 0.7mm or 0.9mm. The lead will usually come in a small tube or box. 2. Remove the cap: Remove the cap or eraser from the top of the mechanical pencil. Some mechanical pencils have a button on the top that you can press to extend the lead. 3. Insert the lead: Hold the mechanical pencil with one hand and insert the lead into the opening at the tip of the pencil. Push the lead in until it clicks into place. You may need to twist the lead slightly to get it to fit properly. 4. Test the pencil: Once the lead is inserted, test the pencil to make sure it is working properly. Press the button or push the eraser to extend the lead. If the lead comes out smoothly, you're ready to start using your mechanical pencil. 5. Repeat as needed: When the lead is used up, simply repeat the process to add more lead. If you find that the lead keeps breaking or is not advancing properly, you may need to replace the lead or check the mechanical pencil for any obstructions or damage. Remember to store your mechanical pencil in a safe place when not in use and always replace the cap or eraser to prevent damage or loss of the lead.
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