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Not much is known about this particular figure. My TRENDMASTERS Goldberg Pencil Shredder, which is actually just a pencil sharpener. The bottom right side shows where the pencil can be sharpened. In 1999, TRENDMASTERS had the license for the World Championship Wrestling line. They made some keychains, erasers, this figure and some weird Christmas Ornaments.
This figure is roughly 7" tall and very light. It is hollow for the pencil shavings of course.
Product Description
Knife & Tool Sharpener T0601T adopts human technology design, with elegant and practical appearance, protection easy and effective, is widely available for the maintenance for all kinds of knives in different situations. The whetting part is made of high rigidity metal, will remove the knives surface metal by steel scurf, easy to control when whetting, and then fast shape the dull blade.
Product Feature
1. Tungsten Carbide blade offer quickly and easily effect.
2. The plane consult design makes the cutter on the V slot perpendicularly.
3. The part placing the thumb makes the sharpener easy to use.
4. Protection designs for easy using sharpener.
5. The large ergonomic handle fits either hand safely and securely.
Sharpening Instruction
1. To use, place knife on table or counter top with the cutting edge up. While holding the knife handle with one hand, hold the sharpener as shown with your fingers through the opening formed by the handle and the finger guard.
2. The sharpener moves while the tool being sharpened remains stationery. Straddle the knifes cutting edge near the handle of the knife with the "V" notch formed in the sharpener. With the head of the sharpener at about a 90 degree angle to the knives edge press down lightly using thumb pressure and draw the sharpener past the point of the blade. You will feel the sharpeners removing metal from the knife.
3. For the first time using the sharpener, repeat this process several times or until your knife is sharp. Once the edge has been established, repeat this process just 2 or 3 times.
Both Salt and Pepper are chained to assure the next customer could enjoy the perfect flavor at Roppolo's Pizzeria.
Photo taken during last week photowalk with Andy, Alex, Mike, Kenneth, Michael, Greg, Kim...
6th street at downtown Austin, Texas
Nikon Capture NX 2, Nik Sharpener Pro
The Monster That Did My Math
Pages10-11
Peachtree Publishing
Art Director Lorain Jointer
Illustrations © Bill Mayer 2007
When I started this spread I couldn’t help of thinking about the time I was about five or six and my brother and I were pushing modeling clay through a meat grinder, and yes, Bob cranked down on it right when my finger was down in the thing. Needless to say kids, don’t try this at home. I think it is a totally absurd idea to sharpen your finger, even if they are pencilly fingers. You know on a funny side note, all of the math problems came from my grandson Forest; he is really quite a little genius.
Pencil sharpener "Jupiter" 1, Guhl & Harbeck, Hamburg
Alfred R. Wepf collection
Produced between 1910 and ca. 1928. More information on www.jupiter-spitzmaschinen.de/3.html.
Tesla Turbine Pencil Sharpener...Seen in it's protective bullet-proof polycarbonate cover, which is necessary when running this turbine to prevent injury.
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Sharpener is in the head. About 3 inches tall....I still haven't figured out what the chest hole is for... Neat little robots . I found the black one last year ....They have wheels on the bottom of their feet. That have a gear wind up inside ....
Way back in the olden days, I did my skiing on skis made of hickory. They were very long, seven feet at least, and trying to make a turn on those things was a bit like making an aircraft carrier turn. But then, one day I decided to invest some of the very few dollars I had to my name and modernize my skis by having steel edges installed, and to make sure my edges would bite sharply into the snow, I also purchased this ski edge sharpener, something I'm sure most skiers of today never have to bother with. Unfortunately, it didn't help my skiing one bit, and it wasn't until shorty skis came along that I began really enjoy myself on the slopes.
ODC: Gadgets
12' satellite dish almost completely covered with 4" mirror squares. It is nearly time to start burning things, I just have to wait to hear back from NASA about my extortion demands.
exactly what l said.
this building was in a scene in the early 90's movie "Sneakers" starring Robert Redford and River Phoenix.