Sakura EE-3000 SumoGrip Electric Eraser, Black
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I'd say no because it's a very small white eraser that vibrates quickly, and I couldn't effectively erase acrylic colored pencil with it, so acrylic paint would be the same. This seems to work best with a regular pencil or possibly charcoal.
The metal holders are very flimsy and break easily when changing the little white erasers, which is probably the electric eraser's biggest flaw. I try to be extremely cautious; however, I'm not sure if you can buy them separately.
I suppose it depends on the individual; for me, it does not make a lot of noise, in fact, it makes very little, but it does the best job of any I've tried. If you do a lot of art work (or make a lot of mistakes), this book is well worth your money. lol) I use mine not only to correct mistakes, but also to add shading to drawings and other artwork. It appeals to me greatly. My wife will take it home and use it for other purposes. such as removing ink from walls I think I'm going to have to buy her one. I hope that this information is useful.
It's a pencil eraser, to be precise. For ink, I don't believe it would work.
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I recently replaced my first Sakura eraser, which had lasted 12 years. My son has one as well, which has been dropped, carried in bags, and so on for the past 12 years. I noticed a few things in some of the negative reviews. When you put in a new eraser, the eraser and holder do stick out a little. Then, as you use it, you simply push it in. As you use your erasers, they become less effective - The erasers are excellent and last a long time - it's the nature of the beast. I usually buy them in bulk and can't recall the last time I had to buy them - I always use an eraser, but make sure you're using the right one - Erasers are available for a variety of surfaces, including film. In terms of how to use the eraser - It saves paper by removing the pencil with a rotary motion, requiring less pressure and resulting in a cleaner erasing. It also aids access to tight or confined areas. It won't erase large areas the way a large eraser would - Look at the size of the eraser; it's not designed for that, even though it can cover any reasonable area better than a hand eraser - It's fine if it's a few inches by a few inches; I bought a different brand when my son was younger, but as soon as I saw it, I bought him a Sakura. When it came time to replace it, I didn't have to look at any other brands.
This eraser is fantastic! My primary eraser is a retractable Sumo Grip, but I also use this for drawing in tight spaces or thin lines. This is great for touch-ups on smaller areas. I've included a quick test shot for your consideration. Sumo Grip, Sumo Grip Elec, and a standard eraser (I believe it's a Factis 18, but the text has faded). Both Sumo erasers are superior to any other eraser I own. Definitely a good investment.
It is simple to work with. The most perplexing aspect was that I assumed the device already had the metal eraser holder installed. It turns out that you must first place the eraser (small rubber tube) in the metal holder tube, then place the metal tube that now holds the eraser into the OTHER metal tube (which is part of and ONE with the device). It's snug and secure, and everything appears to be in working order. br>br>The instructions are unclear and poorly written. But once you've figured it out, it's fine; it erases beautifully.
Because of the brand and price, it should be able to offer something better. Perhaps this borrador is defective, but I was undecided between buying this and buying one from the Derwent brand. In the end, I chose this, but it would be better to buy the Derwent. It doesn't matter how much I pay for an item if it's expensive and the item is worth it, but that isn't the case here.
EN: Because of the brand and price, I should be able to offer something better; perhaps this one arrived defective; I'm not sure, but I was torn between buying this draft and the Derwent brand; in the end, I chose this one, but I'll still buy the Derwent. I don't mind paying a high price for something if it's worth it, but this isn't the case here.
br>br>Had I known what this thing was capable of, I would have put it in my stable the moment I picked up a pencil. It's incredible! br>br> I tried it out on a drawing using highly burnished graphite and Prismacolor colored pencils. With a single pass, it erased everything down to the paper! br>br>How many drawings did I alter to cover up mistakes that I couldn't completely eliminate? I wish I had purchased this a long time ago.
When I saw it remove computer ink from paper, I was stunned. On the header titles, thick bold computer ink letters became very light. Dark sketches, such as pencil and charcoal shading, are appropriate for this. It is also said to be beneficial to graphite. It isn't as shaky as the ohuhu knockoff. Everything is in place and secure. I was initially skeptical of the button because I didn't hear a click before inserting the batteries, but I soon discovered that it is flawless and cannot be accidentally pressed by resting your finger on it. It's extremely effective, and ZHC YouTube artist recommended it. Because of the model he got, his looks a little different, but it's still from Sakura, so it's the same company. This eraser is one of my favorite things. br>br>Only gripe is that it claims to have 20 refills and 2 eraser holders, but it only has 20 refills and two eraser holders. For first-time users, the 20 erasers are equivalent to 19 refills. The two eraser holders give the impression that one is already in the eraser, but this is not the case, so you must use one of them, resulting in a single holder refill. br>br>Apart from that, it's perfect, and you should buy it right away!.
This Sakura is ideal because it has the ability to completely erase colored pencils. Also, if you need a good light strip for a painting, this can be used. It is, in my opinion, the best.
However, it appears that the battery life isn't particularly long. When the batteries need to be changed out. It functions perfectly, but it appears that the batteries will need to be replaced again after a week. Is it something I would buy again? To be honest, I don't think so.
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