If you're still having trouble after troubleshooting, contact us. A blade that is too tight or too loose may not sharpen precisely. If your sharpener is brand new and not sharpening properly, try adjusting the screw tightness. Try replacing your sharpener blades and see if that fixes the issue. However close inspection will reveal two spare blades tucked into a cavity at the inside back of the sharpener. If you're using a Blackwing, it's likely the latter. This can happen when the blades get dull. Then you switch to the second hole (again helpfully labeled "2") and spin the pencil around, taking a far finer cut which will result in a beautiful, long-lasting, long point ready to record you most precious thought, musings, measurements, and corrections.Įventually, after much use you will notice that your pencil sharpener isn't cutting that that original verve. The sharpener bottoms out and stops cutting when enough lead has been exposed for the point. First of all you stick your pencil in the first hole (intelligently labeled "1") and spin the pencil around shaving off just the wood. These pencil sharpeners from Blackwing (makers of incredible pencils) have two steps.
#Blackwind sharpener professional
The professional solution is a two stage long point sharpener. The reason this happens is that if the sharpener is aggressive enough to do a decently fast job on the wood, it will be too aggressive on the fragile point, causing it to break. This wonderful pencil sharpener creates a perfect point using a two-step sharpening process. As everyone remembers from grammar school as you get to the end of sharpening a pencil, just before the pencil is razor pointy, one false move and the point will break, getting stuck in the sharpener.
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