Mechanical Pencils and Pens

rotrig a shit. I dropped it off a waist-high table and it fucking broke.

pentel graphgear is the way to go + it's cheaper by a significant amount

>>60586148
>pentel graphgear
Any specific models? they look to be quite nice.

>>60586208
pentel graphgear 1,000

it's around $10

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Hands down the tightest mechanical pencil going

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Graphgear 1000's are better for drafting / drawing straight lines due to the heftier weight and higher center of gravity.

GG 500's are better for writing and drawing due to lightness and further forward center of gravity.

Alvin Draft-Matics are better, cheaper Rotrings for writing, imo.

Uni Kurutoga Roulette is GoaT for writing.

Zebra M-301 is best bang for buck.

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Bow before me pencilets

>>60587373
unironically the most autistic post on g right now

>>60587475
Surprises literally no one when I tell them I'm an engineering major.

>>60586129
I need a pencil that will neither break nor stab a hole in my pocket. I tried on of those steel Zebra pencils, but they're held together with plastic on the inside and I snapped the entire tip off.

Also, what's the most A E S T H E T I C pen that offers spacepen functionality?

>>60587689
Something with a retractable tip.

Graphgear 1000, Uni Shift or Rotring 800 all come to mind.