🔷 Uni KH-20 Hand Crank Wooden Pencil Sharpener - Blue (Japan Import) - Enhance Your SEO! Review

Many other pencils, like this one with a self-retaining pencil part on the front, have bare metal parts that dig into the body of the pencil. This one is covered in rubber so it works great. Mine sharpens a little off center no matter what I do, but the tip is long enough that the wood is far enough back, that's not a problem. Very happy with it when I need something quieter or more portable than an electric sharpener.

This is the best pencil sharpener I've ever had (and I have dozens of them). It's not obvious how to work with it, but once you get the hang of it, it's the best thing to do. The first thing you do is pull the bunny ear piece out about 2 inches, pinch the bunny ears together, push the pencil all the way in and turn the crank. It retracts part of the bunny ear while sharpening, stopping just when it should. No broken tips and no wasted pencil. To empty, press the area under the handle and pull…

Originally bought an electric sharpener for about the same price and wasn't happy. I sent the electric sharpener back immediately and made this purchase after a long research. The jaws are RUBBER so they won't dig into the pencil, it has auto feed with auto stop and you can select the sharp/dim setting with the knob on the handle. It was easy to use and wasn't difficult to hold. The chip box is large and holds a lot of chips and does not need to be emptied constantly. I didn't have a clip but…

So far this Mitsubishi sharpener is excellent. It is much better made than the Carl CP-300 pencil sharpener that I used previously. We study at home and sharpen quite a lot of pencils every day. Carl lasted about 6 months before he collapsed and stopped holding pencils properly. Better built in every way, this one sharpens pencils sharper and also has a nifty button on the handle that when pressed gives a blunt point for crayons or small children. It should be noted that this sharpener tends to

WONDERFUL! This pencil sharpener is amazing. I saw this on a needlewoman's YouTube channel (jennibel I think) and since I have so many drawing pencils and colored pencils I decided to give it a try. It has two sharpening modes: long, thin, very sharp points and shorter, slightly blunt points. And the kicker is the pen holder/guide mechanism - pull out the front where the two levers are - then push the levers in and insert the pen. The mechanism holds the pencil and guides it into the sharpener…

Love this sharpener! I'm very picky about the length of the pencil tip, I like longer tips. This sharpener cuts your pencil at a very small angle, giving you a longer, narrower tip so you don't have to sharpen too often. It has two settings where you can change the point angle and length as you like. There are two step sharpeners on the market that you can use to do this, but this one is much easier with fewer steps. The only downside is that it doesn't come with instructions, so you'll have to

I was thinking of getting an electric sharpener for my Sudee Stile Pencil 150 set (many pencils need to be handmade) but then I thought of the noise and the batteries and the cord, which made me take another look at this sharpener. The great reviews and demos of this pencil sharpener on YouTube are true in my opinion. So that you can see the results, I'm attaching a picture of the crayons (1) blunt/unsharpened, out of the box, (2) sharpened with a blunt tip, red button pressed, and (3) very…