Kapro 275S Precision Sharpener with 3 Pencil Set Review

Very Low Quality. The pencils in the kit were soaked in water (or just poorly made) as they fell apart when sharpened. I have several US made pencils, none of which suffer unless left outside and absorbing moisture. You get what you pay for, so save that for the bin and buy an aluminum sharpener and pencils that are made in the USA.

We're talking about pencils here. Wood, lead and some paint to make them pretty. What can Karpo call these pencils when they aren't even sharpened to make marks. More like Crapo. With the included sharpener (useless) or a knife. It's like the lead has already broken into small pieces and the wood is the only thing holding them together. This is a pencil. How difficult it can be to do this. Two stars for the color

I was pleased to have a sharpener. I always used my pocket knife to sharpen my carpenter's pencil. The sharpener cuts the sides of the pencil well but not the top and bottom, leaving the wood almost to the point. I tried several times and had to get my knife out to cut these two pieces of wood. I think this is a good start for sharpening a pencil, but I still need my knife. The pens were also not very good quality. The mines were broken and had to be sharpened several times because the tips…