Swordfish Scholar Pencil Sharpener - 8-12mm

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Swordfish Scholar Pencil Sharpener 22259J
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The Swordfish Scholar 40104 is a professional manual pencil sharpener designed for schools and offices, offering a robust metal body and a high-capacity shavings tray for consistent, high-quality sharpening. Its key benefit is the ability to sharpen a wide range of pencil diameters (8-12mm) to various points, from rounded to sharp, with an auto-stop feature to prevent oversharpening. A potential caveat is that it is a manual sharpener, requiring user effort for each pencil.
| Model Part Number | 40104 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Swordfish |
The Swordfish Scholar 40104 is designed to sharpen pencils with diameters ranging from 8mm to 12mm.
Yes, the Scholar is suitable for sharpening charcoal pencils in addition to standard colored and graphite pencils.
The mechanism detects when the pencil has reached an optimal sharpness and automatically disengages the blade, preventing oversharpening and lead breakage.
Yes, the Scholar features a strong, replaceable helical blade. Replacement blades can be purchased separately.
Yes, the Swordfish Scholar 40104 includes a desk clamp for secure mounting.
The sharpener automatically provides options for a rounded or sharp point based on the pressure and rotation applied. Experiment to find the desired point.
The Swordfish Scholar 40104 has dimensions of 115 mm (Width) x 86 mm (Depth) x 126 mm (Height).
Ensure the pencil is within the 8-12mm diameter range. Check the helical blade for any debris or obstructions. If dullness persists, consider replacing the blade.
If not using the desk clamp, ensure the sharpener is placed on a flat, non-slip surface. If using the clamp, verify it is securely attached to a stable edge.
This may indicate the blade is worn or there is an internal mechanism issue. Check for blade wear and consider replacement. If the issue persists, contact customer support.
Gently slide the tray out. If it feels stuck, check for any obstructions in the track. Ensure it is aligned correctly before sliding it back in.
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