THE DAHLE Model 133 Pencil Sharpener
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2 comments:
I've switched to cheap technical pencils. .5s - a .7 in there too.And I've discovered the closest thing to a blackwing experience is to use 2b leads.
Thanks for this tip. just wanted to ask you if that black plastic part (with gear threads on the inside) has a loose fit on your sharpener or it sits tight around the metal component? Thanks.
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