X-Acto Model L Manual Pencil Sharpener - EPI1041
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X-Acto Model L Manual Pencil Sharpener - EPI1041
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Product Description
Manual pencil sharpener is a traditionally styled sharpener that mounts easily onto horizontal or vertical surfaces. Single entry slot accommodates most standard-size pencils. Heavy-duty sharpener can stand up to the toughest conditions and frequent sharpening. Design features X-ACTO dual hardened helical cutters; die-cast metal base; and steel shavings receptacle. Mount to wall or desk with included screws.
Product Details
- Features X-ACTO dual hardened helical cutters
- Wall or desk mount (screws included)
- Die-cast metal base with steel shavings receptacle
- Large shavings receptacle
- For standard sized pencils
Item Specifications
- Product Type: Manual Pencil Sharpener
- Holes: 1
- Receptacles: Chrome-plated
- Color: Silver
- Form Factor: Desktop
- Manufacturer's Warranty: 10 Year Manufacturer's Warranty
- Part Number: EPI1041
Demonstration Video
Transcript:
This is the X-Acto Model L Manual Pencil Sharpener!
Now, I will admit that I did not have a surface I could fully demonstrate this on, so I’ll be using some cardboard. It’s not perfect, but it will have to do.
It’s a classic hand crank pencil sharpener that you screw to a table or wall. And it only sharpens standard sized pencils.
Twist the shaving receptacle to the left and pull it out to empty out the trimmings. Then insert it back on a little crooked and twist it back into place.
You can easily apply it to a wall as well, but better yet, you can attach the shaving receptacle pro ... Read More
Now, I will admit that I did not have a surface I could fully demonstrate this on, so I’ll be using some cardboard. It’s not perfect, but it will have to do.
It’s a classic hand crank pencil sharpener that you screw to a table or wall. And it only sharpens standard sized pencils.
Twist the shaving receptacle to the left and pull it out to empty out the trimmings. Then insert it back on a little crooked and twist it back into place.
You can easily apply it to a wall as well, but better yet, you can attach the shaving receptacle pro ... Read More
This is the X-Acto Model L Manual Pencil Sharpener!
Now, I will admit that I did not have a surface I could fully demonstrate this on, so I’ll be using some cardboard. It’s not perfect, but it will have to do.
It’s a classic hand crank pencil sharpener that you screw to a table or wall. And it only sharpens standard sized pencils.
Twist the shaving receptacle to the left and pull it out to empty out the trimmings. Then insert it back on a little crooked and twist it back into place.
You can easily apply it to a wall as well, but better yet, you can attach the shaving receptacle properly to catch the most trimmings, though it’s all at a different angle.
Now for the basic setup. The sharpener comes with three small screws. Place the sharpener where you want to attach it to with the catch tray off.
Now either make indents in through the holes, or grab a pencil and mark the hole positions. Now in those positions you’ll want to pre-drill some holes, potentially slightly angled inward.
When that’s done, place the sharpener back over and screw it into place. Going straight on this can be a bit obstructed and awkward, which is why you may want to try drilling the holes at a slight angle.
But now your sharpener is ready for full usage.
Now, I will admit that I did not have a surface I could fully demonstrate this on, so I’ll be using some cardboard. It’s not perfect, but it will have to do.
It’s a classic hand crank pencil sharpener that you screw to a table or wall. And it only sharpens standard sized pencils.
Twist the shaving receptacle to the left and pull it out to empty out the trimmings. Then insert it back on a little crooked and twist it back into place.
You can easily apply it to a wall as well, but better yet, you can attach the shaving receptacle properly to catch the most trimmings, though it’s all at a different angle.
Now for the basic setup. The sharpener comes with three small screws. Place the sharpener where you want to attach it to with the catch tray off.
Now either make indents in through the holes, or grab a pencil and mark the hole positions. Now in those positions you’ll want to pre-drill some holes, potentially slightly angled inward.
When that’s done, place the sharpener back over and screw it into place. Going straight on this can be a bit obstructed and awkward, which is why you may want to try drilling the holes at a slight angle.
But now your sharpener is ready for full usage.
