[JOAT]

Ow, a bit expensive. I use mechanical pencils, usually from Wallyworld, something like 12 for $2-3. Lose one and you don' t grieve for it. I have little or no issues with erasing pencil lines, because I have possibly the worlds best erasers.

Some years ago I got a pack of I think it was 3 or so 1/4" thick sheets of some rubbery type stuff that was supposed to great for carving rubber stamps from, can't recall the name off-hand. The stuff was lousy for carving a stamp, unless you wanted hobby stamps, with really large lettering, etc. Well, I didn't. And, somehow, got the idea of trying erasing with one. Fantastic. I have tried all types, and prices, of erasers, because I sketch a lot. Nothing I had ever tried before was even close to this stuff. Cut it all up in rectangular pieces about an inch long, gave a whole lot to my grand-daughter, and still have enough to last me thru the next two reincarnations. If I can recall the name of the stuff I'll post it.

 

[JOAT]

Not sure but think this is the stuff. Price has gone up considerable. Sounds expensive, but by the time it is cut into erasers, the individual erasers are cheap. https://www.dickblick.com/products/blick-e-z-cut-printing-blocks/

 

[JOAT]

Kinda pricy isn't it Theo??? >

A lot more so than when I bought mine, I think I paid $3+. But the erasers figure out to very little each, and I've still got loads of them. Sure beats paying $1 or more for a 'guaranteed' eraser, then have it used up in a month, and not that great to begin with.