Most carpenters I know use a utility knife to sharpen their pencil, this is the next best way to that though.
http://www.wimp.com/oddcut
http://www.wimp.com/oddcut
How do you sharpen your pencil?
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Most carpenters I know use a utility knife to sharpen their pencil, this is the next best way to that though.
http://www.wimp.com/oddcut
http://www.wimp.com/oddcut
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I use a utility knife for framing and keep little hand sharpener like you had in school in my pouches for my "finish" pencils.
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oooothat a nice scribe jl:thumbsup:
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cool looking scribe you have there, I like it.
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I use a fine point pen if doing highend trim, then lightly sand the ink off, you cant ( at least I cant) get airtight cuts with a pencil.
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I have that CNC lathe set up in my truck, I would never use any other method to sharpen my pencil. :no: I would suggest that all of you glue sniffing and sawdust eating trades to purchase that pencil sharpener and install it in your truck :laughing::laughing::laughing:
Those are great scribes, I adapted mine with a level vial for doing log scribes. I've never used the pencil sharpener though.Lately I've been carrying one of these Accuscribes around, has a built-in sharpener, and it's a little cheaper than a cnc machine.
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I mostly use mechanical pencils with rectangular lead meant for standardized test taking. If I need a really fine line, I use my knife to sharpen the tip, or rub the tip on a piece of scrap wood. For wood pencils, I use my utility knife.
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Same here eventhough # 2 's are almost free most of the time .
Yep, it is. Was a toss up between it and a black convict. Pencil- both ends with a utility knife.
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