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Lead pointer sharpener
/lˈiːd pˈɔɪntə ʃˈɑːpənə/
/lˈiːd pˈɔɪntɚ ʃˈɑːɹpənɚ/Lead pointer sharpener
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a specialized tool designed specifically for sharpening the tips of lead or graphite drawing instruments, such as mechanical pencils or drafting leads, to a fine point
What is a "lead pointer sharpener"?
A lead pointer sharpener is a tool designed specifically for sharpening the lead of mechanical pencils. Unlike traditional pencil sharpeners that focus on sharpening the entire pencil, a lead pointer sharpener is used to sharpen only the exposed lead to a fine point. These sharpeners often feature a small, pointed blade or a rotating mechanism that helps shape the lead without damaging the pencil's casing. Lead pointer sharpeners are commonly used by artists, engineers, or anyone who requires precise, fine-tipped lines for their work. They are often compact and portable, making them ideal for on-the-go use.
Example
Artists often use a lead pointer sharpener to achieve precise points on their mechanical pencils for detailed sketches.
Drafters rely on lead pointer sharpeners to maintain sharp points on their drafting leads, ensuring accuracy in technical drawings.
The lead pointer sharpener in my art studio has interchangeable barrels to accommodate different lead diameters for various drawing techniques.
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