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Pica-Dry 3030 Longlife Automatic Marker Pencil Expired
$11.75
$13.13
German Sanitary&Tool Shop via Amazon has Pica-Dry 3030 Longlife Automatic Marker Pencil (0071650-000) on sale for $11.75. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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About this Item:
Thanks to Community Member GimmeYoTots for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- Unique high-tech pressure mechanism.
- Maximum dust and moisture protection.
- For robust rectangular leads with 2 x 5 mm in cross section: ideal for marking.
- Refills are easy to refill from the back.
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I believe this is as low as I've ever seen this Pica pencil. I have one of these, they're very nice - leave nice crisp pencil marks and the integrated sharpener works very well.
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About this item
- Marks and writes on all surfaces including dusty, raw, oily, wet and dark surfaces
- Sharpener built into the front of the cap
- Convenient quiver cap with special clip
- Water-soluble and water jet resistant refill leads are available in different colors
- Diameter of leads 2.8 mm - Automatic lead support - stainless steel tube
- Made in Germany
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View All| Rating: | (4.8 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 21,556 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Pica-Dry Longlife Automatic Pencil 3030 |
| Manufacturer: | Pica-Marker GmbH |
| Model Number: | 0071650-000 |
| Product SKU: | B002X7Y90U |
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I use this pencil for woodworking on almost a daily basis for about 2 years now and still haven't burned through a 10 pack refill yet, still have 3 sticks left in the pack. The thick graphite doesn't break easily and lasts quite a bit, but there are plenty of off brands on Amazon if you somehow are burning through the sticks too fast.
Well that makes me feel better - thanks for the info!
I guess it's not like I'm going to get this pencil and suddenly start drawing thousands of lines all over the place. The fear of running out is strong for some reason though. Must. Get. 100. Refills. Now.
If it can take any 2.8mm refill, that might be a different story.
Amazon has 120pk refills for $20, which almost puts it in line with a wooden carpenter pencil.
With that said, there are also cheaper versions of this pencil with refills included if you go looking. The main difference on this one is the holder it slides into.
A fracking pencil!!!!!
Sometimes people complain that a Sharpie marker is too permanent.
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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GCS1..._lig_
Seems like a better deal if you can use more than 1. 2 pack for $21 which would be $10.50 a pen.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GCS1..._lig_dp_it [amazon.com]
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Sometimes people complain that a Sharpie marker is too permanent.
Depending on the item you're marking maybe try washable chalk marker? Or little round stickers that you can use sharpie on?
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Sometimes people complain that a Sharpie marker is too permanent.
The Pica 3030 is designed to make extremely fine pencil marks on various surfaces (wood, tile, metal, smooth concrete, etc) using very durable/hard graphite refills that are also very sharp. That said, it would not be ideal for marking prices on objects due to the very thin precise lines it creates. If you wanted inexpensive non-permanent way to mark objects, I'd recommend Scotch Blue Painters Tape or Scotch Masking Tape and a black medium tip Sharpie marker.