Pentel Orenz Nero Pencil And Its Anti-Breaking Lead Tech

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[slowlylosingmysanity]

Imagine if the mechanical pencil companies collaborated and like made this one ultimate pencil where it has all the trademark features like the W-speed Kuru Toga engine on Kuru Togas, retracting auto extending lead sleeves, shaker mechanisms, toggleable Kuru Toga engine like on the alpha gel switch, all metal parts, customizable lead extensions rate like on the Ohto MS01 or the Kuru Toga Dive, nib dampener for the Kuru Toga engine like on the new Kuru Toga KS models, etc. I'd definitely be the first one to buy, however, I can already imagine how pricey it would be.

[bad.D]

while writing my calc final this pen saved me time per stoke at a rate of dt = 4pi/3 * ds. integrated from t=0 to t= 3 hrs, 0 < questions left blank < e

[yuanqi]

2:35 "ink" lol. What happens when you review pens too much.

[aaron]

As a fountain pen user, I agree about the scratchy feeling of the Orenz system. Kuro-toga system feels much smoother, although the spinning feature doesn't work if you write cursive with a light hand. I got the metal Orenz in 0.3 and was disappointed with the scratchy feeling of dragging that metal pipe across the paper. It isn't horrible, but not for those who like a very smooth writing experience.

[anthonynelson]

I recently got the Orenznero in 0.5 and I wish I would have had this for certain math exams or something like that. I feel the auto feature combined with its wonderful grip would be welcome features for the nervous, frantic student just trying to finish on time.

[nobody]

the metal plastic hybrid material is probably a plastic with metal particles suspended in it. there are 3d printing filaments like that too. my favorite are bronze and copper ones that can take a patina like solid metal.

[greekveteran]

The only time that we hold a pencil vertical when drafting, i when we use stencils, When we use rulers etc, we always place the pencil, in an angle.

[proudidiot]

I got a 0.3 Nero right now, and I just ordered the 0.2 version

[jbetiqr]

I am a huge fan of the regular .2 and .3 versions. I haven't tried the .5, but on the smaller widths, they don't scratch the papers that I use-- maybe it's the way I write. I really want to get the Nero but am balking because of the price; really, I would have expected all metal. I'm guessing they did that to save on cost as well as because it might be too unbalanced and heavy when using it with the smaller leads. I've gotten used to the plastic on my .2/.3 and it feels right to me.



It does look great though and it doesn't have a gem on the clip so that's a plus.

[timeconstrained]

It seems that the advantage of the nero is the auto lead feed which allows the lead pipe to stay a constant length whereas the standard model the pipe reduces in size as the lead is used up. I don't think either pencil would suit as a drafting pencil as they usually use a 4mm pipe and a clear view of the lead point where it touches the paper. Just some thoughts.

[katzensaft]

8:07 😭😭😭😭
(btw, awesome review, thanks a lot!)

[samlee]

how is this compare to the Pilot Automac?

[luisguillermoperezmejia]

Me he antojado de comprar las versiones de 0, 2 y 0, 3 mm. Saludos desde Medellín, Colombia.

[hztolife]

Sweet model. The Nero is the best. I picked up a limited edition Orenz in translucent purple with a small porcupine image on the side.

[Marc-socd]

I'm going to buy the Orenz Nero tomorrow as I'm into the all black look.

[jacobliddiard]

Can it be used as a normal mechanical pencil if I extend the lead a lot?

I really like the design but I use all my mechanical pencils to write, so I think I wouldn't like the scratching feeling, and honestly I do not feel like pushing the button distracts me, but I think the scratch feeling would.

[AnonyMous-uyhk]

I really like the feel of the .2mm Orenz Nero BUT this is my second time buying it and it keeps jamming at the tip.

The included pins don’t work and just get bent no matter when you push from either side.... I wanted to love this pencil but sadly this is a no for me.

Hope you can suggest another way of unjamming? I have two of them in my pen graveyard...

[XtianApi]

I'm looking at pencils for sketching for watercolor on quite rough paper, the fact that this doesn't have an indicator type is awful, but the main deal-breaker I think is that dragging the lead pipe over rough cold press watercolor paper I don't think it's going to work very well

[jake]

I bought a Pentel Fiesta made in Taiwan. They come in a variety of colors. One hundred per cent plastic. No fancy feeds. Just writes pretty well with little breakage. 80 cents.

[genshinplayer]

What lead comes innitially with the pencil?