Swordfish 'Ikon' Manual Pencil Sharpener Review
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We have discussed on our podcasts and blog the problem of sharpening pastel pencils. Colin prefers to use the Safety Razor Blades to get a sharp point, but if this isn't for you, what is a good alternative?Thanks to one of our members Maree, there's a product out there that can do the job and produce good results.It's the Swordfish Ikon desktop manual pencil sharpener.
Maree says:
I have been using a scalpel which does the job quite nicely, but found that it was aggravating my frozen shoulder problems, so had to look for an alternative.I am now using a "SWORDFISH 'IKON' desktop manual pencil sharpener 8mm" which I found on Amazon and it is brilliant. I have 4 brands of pencils and it sharpens all of them to a very fine point (if needed) without breaking. For approx. £9, it is a life saver for my shoulder.
Here's the link
