The current production black warriors are okay, the erasers are not up to the standard of the Tennessee made ones.X-Acto KS is an all metal sharpener, not quite the old Boston machine but does well enough.
None will satisfactorily sharpen a shippy pencil having off center lead
For those like me who prefer a round pencil the Berol Black Warrior used to be the gold standard. Looks like the brand has been passed down through several different makers and now landed with Paper Mate so cannot comment on current quality but worth a try, I suppose.
I noticed mention above of Blackwing 602 pencils. Never heard of these and they are quite spendy(yikes!) but now have something to ask for when Mrs Rust inquires about what I'd like for a gift.
If you're asking about mine that beerhippie had be quoted, it's a Keson. Only other markings areDo you happen to know the brand or have a link to the yellow sharpener? I wasn't able to find a sharpener for carpenter's pencils yet.
Ugh, sandpaper. You needed a proper pencil pointer.When I took mechanical drawing in High School, 1956 if I remember correctly, the classroom pencil sharpener only cut the wood, we pointed the leads with sandpaper. That sharpener was unique to that classroom, all the other sharpeners pointed the pencils.

I have one of those but I prefer this one from Hanson. The one you're asking about, sharpens it on 4 sides to a wedge point. The one linked below sharpens like a regular pencil point.Do you happen to know the brand or have a link to the yellow sharpener? I wasn't able to find a sharpener for carpenter's pencils yet.
Funny, I was at a tool group sale, and someone showed up with a huge box of Carpenters pencils. I commented on my sharpener, and 3 or 4 people were interested in it. Someone mentioned the rotary type, and one guy booed him. I chuckled.If you're asking about mine that beerhippie had be quoted, it's a Keson. Only other markings are
made in USA.
Pat pend
warning sharp blades
Still present is the $0.25 sticker from the garage sale. I got it at probably 10 years ago. Quick Google search shows the model as cp2.
Similar one here
Everywhere else seems to be out of stock
Yes, thank you. I already bought one RTM provided a link to: https://www.dickblick.com/items/generals-flat-point-sharpener-two-way-sharpener/Maybe these will help you in your search ?
As does a block plane.Belt sander does a wonderful job of it!
Whoa. . . little expensive but hey, if it's what you want.. . . sometimes it's the little things in life.Yes, thank you. I already bought one RTM provided a link to: https://www.dickblick.com/items/generals-flat-point-sharpener-two-way-sharpener/
