Six questionably legal pencil sharpeners
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Published 2023-10-10
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I hope you find this to be a neat example of different ways to solve the same problem.
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''It has limitations, but basically, it can do anything''. Spoken like a true engineer
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He gets a huge and impressive waterjet, and the first video he uses it for, he uses it to sharpen a pencil. What a legend.
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I like how this is basically a 30 minute commercial for a product none of us could ever possibly own.
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The concept of "it works, but it's not complicated enough" is what makes this channel great
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“Sir do you mind explaining why you were doing 100 in a school zone?” “I was sharpening my pencil, officer.”
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"I convinced myself that what I really needed was more complexity. It turns out, I did not." -engineers everywhere forever
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The spinny razor one not cutting the graphite is actually really cool because you'll waste less pencil for each pencil
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I don't even know this guy, but his wife seems like such a perfect match for him. She's so supportive of all of his crazy ideas. No matter what he comes up with, she's like "I love it" 😂
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Imagine if all the engineering YouTubers made a pencil sharpener that was focused around what they normally do.
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EVERYONE WAKE UP HE POSTED
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The Water Jet Pencil Sharpener is such an egregious over use of precision instruments to perform a mundane task you've got to love it!
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The spinning xacto not cutting the graphite is a really neat demonstration of the differing hardness between the wood and graphite. Low key my favorite part of the video.
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Technological wonder: 8/10 Overall comedic value: 8/10 Contagious enthusiasm: 9/10 Your wife's involvement: 10/10
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The fact she isnt using the pencils to write all the scores is a crime.
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With the explosive pencil sharpener instead of moving the pencil with the explosive force you could move a steel, cone shaped, wedge that carves the tip. Then you could have a shoulder that limits how far the cone goes on the pencil. Really great video like all of them. Thank you so much for what you do
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I have an amazing idea for a pencil sharpener, A razor blade that stays stationary in a solid mount with a hole in it. As you spin the pencil around the razor shaves wood off the pencil slowly and soon you have a perfect tip.
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I love how his wife is about 6 times more pleased with this video than with anything he has done in the past EDIT: 2.2K likes wtf
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You're the antithesis to "simplicity is key". And I'm here for it
