The doodad has two sharpening sides; one double cuts at an angle the long way on the pencil; the other the short way. It was pretty cheap - I think less than $4.
sharpening carpenters pencils
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very cool, will have to try and find one.Found this little doodad at my local hardware store:
http://www.keson.com/products/markers/marker_06.htm
Works very well, puts a nice sharp chisel point on the pencil.
If it's critical, I use a utility knife.Jon
Phoenix AZ - It's a dry heat
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You can get the Keson sharpener at Lee Valley. I picked one up a long time ago at a flea market. It does a great job.
http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...86&cat=1,42936
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