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Self-Sharpening is great for the high traffic classroom
I purchased 2 of these back in 10/06 and I really do love this sharpener, especially for the classroom. I have nearly 165 students in and out of my art classroom each day, so needless to say pencil use (from name writing to drawing projects) is an everyday occurrence. Hand-cranking sharpeners weren't cutting it (especially for kinders - 2nd graders) and regular electric sharpeners couldn't bear the brunt of constant student use. Then I came across a self-sharpening electric pencil sharpener a...
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Pencil Sharpener
We received a used sharpener and it works like new. It's the best sharpener I've ever seen. You just put your pencil in push it in a little and the sharpener does the rest. When it's done it pops back up to be removed and your ready to sharpen the next one. We did about 3 or 4 dozen pencils and it never overheated. I think it's because you don't have to press and hold wondering if it's sharpened or not.
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