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Quick Uni Kuru Toga question: In addition to turning the lead, does the Uni Kuru Toga also advance the lead automatically or do I need to advance it manually? Thanks.

It is a standard knock advance. Kuru-Toga "engine" only rotates the lead.

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Thank you for the quick response. Re: "It is a standard knock advance." My apologies for not being technical, but what is "a standard knock advance"? I know push button, or twist? Thanks again.

Quick Uni Kuru Toga question: In addition to turning the lead, does the Uni Kuru Toga also advance the lead automatically or do I need to advance it manually? Thanks.

It is a standard knock advance. Kuru-Toga "engine" only rotates the lead.

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Thank you for the quick response. Re: "It is a standard knock advance." My apologies for not being technical, but what is "a standard knock advance"? I know push button, or twist? Thanks again.

Sorry. Knock is the word used in East Asian marketing literature for the advance button on pens and pencils.

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I do prefer pens for doodling, simple drawings or writing. However,pencils always find their way into my hands if I'm doing a complicated drawing or sketch...pens jump in later.

I'm not your 'friend', bud
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For a student, the ability to erase is a huge factor.

That is why for me I use pencils in lecture and pens at home.

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