Michael Plishka
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We all know what it’s like to write with a pencil. What starts out as a nice uniform line turns into a thicker, less sharp line as the pencil’s cone tip turns into a chisel shape. Those concerned about such things can get around this by rotating the pencil in their fingers, thus keeping a uniform tip. Enter the Kuru Toga mechanical pencil. It automatically and imperceptibly rotates the lead within the pencil (See video). The result is a thinner, cleaner line. What’s even better? It breaks less!  Looking at my notebooks, I've written about 150 A4 pages which translates to about 30,000 words with diagrams. No sign of wear. It's surprisingly cheap for being the best pencil I've ever found.
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