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The Derwent Battery Operated Twin Hole Sharpener can sharpen both large (9-12mm) and small (6-8mm) diameter pencils, perfect for achieving a sharp point quickly. The compact size is ideal for taking out and about. The high quality durable blades can withstand hours of sharpening and replacement sharpeners are available separately. A broken tip remover ensures any blockages are dealt with quickly. The visible reservoir captures the pencil shavings and these can be disposed of with the easily removed cover.
This sharpener is suitable for use with graphite and coloured pencils. Not suitable for use with soft leaded pencils.
Replacement blades also available.
Battery not included. Alkaline batteries are recommended. Do not use rechargeable batteries
Battery operated sharpener suitable for regular and jumbo pencils.
Compact design with visible shavings reservoir that is easy to empty.
High quality blades and broken tip remover.
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What a sharpener
This is the best i have ever had, it grabs the pencil and draws it into the blades, be careful though, it can take more off than you want so keep it under control.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful. Did you?Does the job
sharpens to a fine point and easier on the hands
1 of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you?No complaints - cheap and effective
I've often found that made-in-China goods are "all mouth and no trousers" but this pencil sharpener is as good as I'd hoped. Operates smoothly and sharpened the pencils well.
I like the fact that you can remove the actual pencil sharpener bit, so the can be replaced when they wear out or if they break.
Well worth the money.1 of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you?