Anyone figger out how to graft 2 pencils together??
#11
Hi,

I have a bunch of pencils where I've worn down the eraser and others where the pencils have erasers, but they're pretty short.


See where I'm going with this?

I want to graft the short pencils with the erasers on to the longer ones without erasers. Any tips??

(and don't suggest a mechanical pencil!!!)
Dumber than I appear
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#12
Dumb_Polack said:


Hi,

I have a bunch of pencils where I've worn down the eraser and others where the pencils have erasers, but they're pretty short.


See where I'm going with this?

I want to graft the short pencils with the erasers on to the longer ones without erasers. Any tips??

(and don't suggest a mechanical pencil!!!)




Not putting pencils together but does give a way to hold onto really, really short pencils : https://www.pennstateind.com/store/PKBFPCLCH.html
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#13
Buy new pencils, they don't cost that much!@
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#14
I hear if you suspend them in water they'll sprout roots then you can plant your own pencil tree.

Or was that avocados?
Phydeaux
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#15
Phy-

You think I haven't tried that? Ima cheap SOB!
Dumber than I appear
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#16
Mechanical pencil; .07 leads and replaceable erasers.

Bob
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#17
Duct tape of course.
Jim
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#18
tongue and groove the ends, and epoxy.
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#19
long as you can tapered splice joint then glue
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#20
You're kidding, right?
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