Thu, Nov 30, 2006, 5:21am (EST-3) snipped-for-privacy@aol.com (FoggyTown) doeth sayeth: Well, it DOES look a little less awkward than the axe I use.
Use a hatchet.
JOAT I am, therefore I think.
Thu, Nov 30, 2006, 5:21am (EST-3) snipped-for-privacy@aol.com (FoggyTown) doeth sayeth: Well, it DOES look a little less awkward than the axe I use.
Use a hatchet.
JOAT I am, therefore I think.
With my new PENCIL STOP, it will in milliseconds, stop the sharpener and
What are you going to use to test it? ;-)
Cocktail weiner.
Nothing with a sharp point!
With the "Safety Crayon Sharpening Stone", of course!
It's only $59.99 + $5000 overnight s/h. Guaranteed flat to 1/2".
Here's a photo of the warehouse:
If you don't need it fast, we can ship it to your curbside for only $850.
Oh, come on. Everyone knows that the only correct way to sharpen a shop pencil to to put it in a collet on the lathe and use a skew to peel it to a nice point, then burnish the cone and give it quick coat of paste wax.
What sort of skew?
Hey, wait a second! The pic clearly shows that he is sharpening a standard hexagon pencil (looks as if it could be a #2 lead Ticonderoga) and not a shop pencil at all!
Bill ;-)
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