In the US, we have gas stations called KUM and GO. It doesn't make sense why as it has to cross most peoples minds here as a bizarre name. Intentional or possibly German owned? Dunno.
Wait till you've existed at least 57 years. Took me 55 years to look at a pencil and think, "it can do this???". Sharpeners are appreciated only by those who appreciate pencils, and pencil artists are one group that I believe do. :-)
I absolutely like it. The KUM Masterpiece is way better than any other sharpener like Carl, helix, Classroom Friendly Sharpener, etc. this is my all time favorite sharpener. longest graphite point ever!! I really enjoy watching your clip.
Love the music after the final sharpening of the first pencil. LOL! Thanks for the demonstration. In the market for a good sharpener for my colored pencils. I think I'm sold.
In the mid 1950's I was taking a drafting course at night. When it ended the instructor gave me a draftsman's pencil sharpener. It looked and worked like the standard hand cranked Dixon, but with an exception. This sharpener trimmed the wood very neatly, but left a 1/2" section of lead completely untouched, to be pointed later either in a standard crank sharpener or on a sandpaper pad. Alas, I left it screwed to the wall in an apartment, and I have never been able to find another one like it- and there is nothing available on the current market except the Kum Masterpiece for $21, which will make a similar point if the plastic end is removed. Someone really ought to revive that old pencil sharpener because there is certainly an art market for it.
WIOC - World In One Click I'm not a painter myself, so I don't know whether its what they'd like to use. I suppose they might like to make a long lead tip for sketching? But for pencil artists, or those who like to control the overall length of the point, it's pretty darn good. The Big Triple Sharpener will do the same thing (long lead exposure) and is one-third the price.
Jetpens did a giant comparison, this one gives the best point without a doubt. The second best doesn't even come close. However the KUM is a bit hard to use and takes practice. The KUM Masterpiece takes time to master
man this is so nostalgia inducing. this was a video i used to watch all the time in like 2015 or something, i was quite literally obsessed with stationary. man how far has life come since i was in 5th grade, im in college now.
Thanks for the review. I am like you - so excited about stationery. A stationery shop is like a candy store to me. It so therapeutic and enjoyable use pencils and sharpeners - all the scratching and grinding feels so good.
It's a nice pencil sharpener but I have a similar one in which you can actually sharpen pencils, crayons, and charcoal pencils. so getting a KUM pencil sharpener wouldn't be worth my money since I use a lot of mediums and I don't like to keep a bunch of single-media-use pencil sharpeners around. I'm glad you're happy with yours. :-)
+RixCanDoit When I said "similar' I meant have a handheld metal pencil sharpener too that also had two holes. One hole is for sharpening pencils with and the other hole which is bigger than the first one is used for sharpening charcoal pencils and crayons with. I get mine at walmart and the sharpeners work very nicely and I still get sharp points on my pencils.
Sorry. What I mean is that the KUM Masterpiece makes 'long points' that separate it from most hand-held sharpeners. Please see my latest upload on the KUM Longpoint vs KUM The Masterpiece. Thanks for watching and commenting. :-)
RixCanDoit I intend to. I don't love stationery quite to the same degree but value good quality equipment for my writing! Gone off of using wood pencils in favor of the rotring 600 with 0.5 tombow mono 2b for now.
Oh my gosh, love that this guy is seriously charged up over a sharpener. You don’t know . . . Maybe he’s searched his whole life for the ultimate sharpener. Maybe all of us should have this passion in finding our bliss. 👍🏼😊
My guess, if there is a 'generic' sharpener similar to the one reviewed in this video, is to use the left side first. But then, all you'd have to do is to just 'test' each side and immediately you'll see which side shaves the wood and which side only shapes the graphite tip. :-)
RixCanDoit the thing is, this copycat sharpener actually has the openings reversed. Also, there is no plastic insert at the end. The openings at the end are rectangle rather than round. I don't know what shape they should be, but it seems they should also be round just like the end you put the pencil in. I would have rather gotten the one you use, since I like the plastic case and drawstring bag it comes in.
The method of sharpening off the wood, then honing the graphite, is pretty alien to me, but the results the Kum gives you are amazing. Long, needle-sharp, perfectly conical, and it even brings out the sheen of the pencil lead like the gleam of a new car's paint job. I don't know if it's due to me enjoying cartooning art, or if I'm just getting old and eccentric and am excited by mundane things like pencils...but I need that sharpener, along with some of your top-grade pencils, too.
Just ordered one. It's gotta be the Best from the reviews and other videos I saw on it. I'm a new artist, and I'm NOT into getting long points with a utility knife...KUM rocks!!!
I thought, that the first razor, which puts those marks on the lead, was a flaw of this sharpener. I was wrong! That helps the second razor, to create the perfect point, without any risk, of the lead to break, because of the job the 1st razor does, which reduces the surface thus the pressure the lead accepts from the 2nd razor!
The people who made this did in fact think when they named it, only they thought in German. What they did not think of was American morons who are too dumb to realize that words in a foreign language may sound similar to English expressions but don't mean the same thing. Just go on using your "proudly made in USA" rubbish that's not worth the paper it is wrapped up in.
Thank you. And you should be proud of German engineering. Folks in the US recognize the achievements of German made goods of years past and highly respect it. :-)
I WANT ONE! Thanks for the demo. You may have sold me one. The point is amazing. I've currently got a hand-cranked mechanical Rapesco sharpener that does a great point.
Your smart comments show your ignorance.... I've spent a lot of money buying sharpeners which profess to work as well as the KUM and DON'T , to see a video of the proof of the quality of this sharpener is excellent. ! !
But wooden pencils offer more control over things. You can make the point a smaller angle to be more precise when marking points, you can expose more graphite at once with a lower chance of snapping giving more options of effects when doing art, they also usually weigh less than a mechanical pencil that would have the same lead width. Normal pencils are also a lot stronger build quality wise when looking at the same price range too. Sure, mechanical pencils are good for just doing whatever, like school work that doesn't need to be very accurate but when it comes to art and more precise markings wooden pencils offer both of those, in the same package and better than mechanical pencils can.
I used the KUM Masterpiece with palomino blackwing pencils, yes it works with my old Eberhard Faber American hb 2 pencils and I really like it. Longest point ever better than any other sharpeners like Carl, classroom friendly sharpeners, etc.
Why do people go on and on about how they got to a video?? Videos will come on suggestions on the right-hand side or at the end of watching a video, what's the big frigging deal with "how did you get here!?!?!????" for? Nobody has to explain how they got to a video to ANYBODY, FFS! I'm glad that I watched this video: BY CHANCE!!!! because I didn't know what the 1 and 2 numbers ACTUALLY meant, on a pencil sharpener that has two holes to sharpen with.
Thanks. I get a lot of recommends that don't seem to fit what I've been watching as well. But if it looks interesting, I'll check it out anyway. Glad my video at least provided you with some information. :-)
Holy cow! You really made a fine point with that KUM masterpiece sharpener! Thanks so much for posting this, it's really hard to find a great sharpener.
Twenty bucks!!! Oh, when you include shipping. Yeah, it's pricey. But it really is a very good sharpener that will last you a lifetime (except the blades, which are cheap anyway).
I am a beginner in my retired years... and needed to see your video as I thought my good pencils were inferior after sharpening them! Now I realize I need a much better sharpener! Thank you!!! ✍️🎨
But then you woke up, realized you were dreaming, and ran out quickly to get a real pencil sharpener. Right? No sharpener from WallyWorld can do what this one can. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I mean , not gonna lie but there are...Maybe this one can do it for a longer time but there are sharpeners from the dollar store that can sharpen it this sharp atleat 5 times or so
Unfortunately no. While most sharpeners can give your pencil a 'point', most do not make a LONG point, or allow you to make a SUPER DUPER LONG point. This one can do it.
RixCanDoit uh, I mine does, and I got it from Walmart. I once had teacher who had a electric sharpener that sharpened that sharp. I think you're just waisting your money
Thumbs up on that. Ignorance and intelligence are international and cross all boundaries of race, color, etc. etc. The name in the US is funky, no doubt. I'm not thrilled with it, but it is a word that is not so elsewhere. I'm extremely surprised to see hundreds of thousands of views based on the name rather than for it being what it is, a review of a pencil sharpener. Yes, a very good sharpener, but I did not expect this.
THAT IS THE SHARPENER MY FRIEND USED TO USE IN 5th GARDE! Damn it! I'm in high school now and I just saw this video, if I knew it was the best sharpener, I would of steal it and sell it. Also when you sharpen the pencil, it's so satisfying to watch.
Think about what you just said. A "grown man" and 'MANY' other people. The fact is that 'many' do appreciate a good pencil sharpener, especially when they USE pencils for one reason or another. I'm a pencil artist AND I do a lot of researching where extensive note taking is the norm. For such reasons, I'm going to want the best pencils and by extension a sharpener that makes the best point, or ease of use, or etc. etc. I also like to work on my cars. Because of this, I like tools and get pretty excited about tools. So what's the difference? A pencil sharpener is a TOOL! Obviously you don't appreciate them because you aren't serious about pencil use. That's fine. Being a "grown man" has nothing to do with appreciating a fine tool that makes our job easier.
As a pencil enthusiast I can understand the excitement over a proper pencil sharpener. It looks like that sharpener is great for graphite and I'm interested in getting one. But I think Uni makes the best manual sharpener for colored pencils, watercolor pencils. I can already tell that a sharpener that removes that much material would be massively wasteful for high end artist pencils like Luminance or Polychromos. Any kind of sharpener that gets those long points takes off a lot more material than necessary to get a sharp point. For fine graphite work, I use the 0.2 mm Pentel Orenz with the metal grip, or 0.3 mm Graphgear 1000. Love em
I do a lot of graphite drawing work (see my Instagram "riqrat_drawings"). Love my mechanical pencils as well. And yes, some pencil sharpeners take off more than what is really needed for art work. In the case of the KUM Masterpiece, however, like the Big Triple sharpener, you can extend the core length to any size you want. This is very useful for those artists that like a long core (usually 3/4 to 1 inch from woodcase) and who then form a chisel point using sandpaper. It saves a ton of time over using a blade. Color pencils and watercolor pencils I do not personally use and can imagine that you don't want to shave off all that valuable material. Also keep in mind that the point is produced using the second hole and it is an option whether you use it at all, or how much you use it. You don't have to go hog crazy with the point as I did. My demo was to show what it could do, not necessarily what I would do. :-)
This is six years later and I prefer my Derwent long point crank sharpener for best long point, and I still have a Helix that's better for everything else, but as a small, in my kit or pocket sharpener,, the Masterpiece is great. Several years ago, after a debate about whether it works better to turn the pencil or to turn the sharpener, I called several pencil sharpener manufacturers, and after wading through people who didn't even seem to know the company made sharpeners, I finally got some answers. The consensus was that there was lass chance of breaking the lead if you turned the sharpener, but that it worked both ways. Except with a sharpener that had two holes. The balance on these made it less likely to break the lead if you turned the pencil. I find this is definitely true with colored pencils. Particularly wax based colored pencils. I've found it's definitely true with extremely cheap sharpeners that come "free" with other supplies. I've also discovered there are some fairly expensive name brand sharpeners that don't work well either way..
Turning the sharpener has been confusing me as logically it doesn't make sense to me, however I'm wondering whether because you tend to do the turning with your non dominant hand (for many of us) whether we end up forcing the pencil into the sharpener with less force and that's why it breaks less? Having said that I never seem to have a problem with breakages. I've been toying with getting the Derwent long point crank sharpener, but I do find my Helix makes a great point so I keep talking myself out of it. I wonder whether he stopped a tad soon in this video?
In the US, we have gas stations called KUM and GO. It doesn't make sense why as it has to cross most peoples minds here as a bizarre name. Intentional or possibly German owned? Dunno.
Thanks!
Im sry but you don't get to call it that! lol it's pronounced CUM dude!
Character Reviews already said it
*cya nerdddd*
vicente yanez Oh my god, didn't even see that comment and we said the EXACT same thing.
I have never seen Kum and go!
Never, have I ever, in my 21 years of existence, seen this much love being shown to a pencil sharpener...
Wait till you've existed at least 57 years. Took me 55 years to look at a pencil and think, "it can do this???". Sharpeners are appreciated only by those who appreciate pencils, and pencil artists are one group that I believe do. :-)
+RixCanDoit lol I just checked out your channel. Your work is absolutely amazing! Just subscribed.
+Davinder Batth Thanks! 😀👍👌
Oh jeah
I appreciate pencil sharpeners and all kinds of tools and quality stuff.
They are kinda gorgeous
I just watched a man sharpen pencils on the Internet...
... I need to get a life....
Same...
All 100,000+ of us do...
Same
I think the man getting excited about it needs a life
same
Two hundred thousand people have watch a man review a pencil sharpener for ten minutes
Dat Boi I WATCHED THIS FOR 10 MINUTES?!
Rewind and watch again. Then you can say "I WATCHED THIS FOR 20 MINUTES?!" Wouldn't that be awesome?
RixCanDoit Funnily enough, I actually watched it again when I read this reply. Also, I enjoyed your video! Thanks!
PausingPixel Thanks!
what has our world come too
Why am I watching pencil sharpener reviews.
And that oh yeah music is just... Cringy...
Charlie Batista you really commented under your own...that's way much more cringe...
+Brayan Gonzalez HAHAHA
Eve Lynn lmao
Charlie, ikr. I have a mechanical pencil.
I thought he was never going to get to the point
best pun ever.
+Leo Mlg and you couldn't like the comment?
xD
hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha hahaha
Sup I love kum
That music for the pencil lead XD
The band is a German group called Yello. The music was used in Ferris Beuller's Day Off, classic 80's film.
I just watched a dude sharpen pencils on RUclips...and enjoyed it. That says a lot about your channel, man!
saaammmmeeee!!! xD
Really appreciate that!
Thanks buddy!
+RixCanDoit WHERE DO YOU GET IT. I need to know
ha ha that music after he sharpened the green pencil 😂
How the fuck is a pencil sharpener unboxing in my recommended.
Same
Someone watched how to sharpen pencils like a man
Same LOL
Cause it's like porn but for sharpeners
right
Dear RUclips:
I don't know why you recommended this to me, but... Actually, I was pretty interested.
ikr
this video made me kum
...
IM FINNA BUSS
Lmao squirt squirt.
Bob Joe no.
... ur gross
HE PUT HIS WOOD IN THE KUM HOLE
Hahahaahhaha
Funny doo doo wee wee
It's manufactured in my hometown Erlangen, Germany. Nice to see that their products are so famous all over the world.
I have just spent 10 minutes and 40 seconds of my life watching a grown man sharpen pencils and getting excited about it... what has my life come to?
KUM
41 seconds
I'd say you spent this time discovering a new pencil sharpener than can improve your pencil points, and thereby you art.
I absolutely like it. The KUM Masterpiece is way better than any other sharpener like Carl, helix, Classroom Friendly Sharpener, etc. this is my all time favorite sharpener. longest graphite point ever!! I really enjoy watching your clip.
Thank you!
KEVIN ZELAYA I kummed
watch yo profanity
I have the cheap plastic version and it sucks becaue of the cheap build quality although it does deliver a sharp long point.
Love the music after the final sharpening of the first pencil. LOL! Thanks for the demonstration. In the market for a good sharpener for my colored pencils. I think I'm sold.
In the mid 1950's I was taking a drafting course at night. When it ended the instructor gave me a draftsman's pencil sharpener. It looked and worked like the standard hand cranked Dixon, but with an exception. This sharpener trimmed the wood very neatly, but left a 1/2" section of lead completely untouched, to be pointed later either in a standard crank sharpener or on a sandpaper pad. Alas, I left it screwed to the wall in an apartment, and I have never been able to find another one like it- and there is nothing available on the current market except the Kum Masterpiece for $21, which will make a similar point if the plastic end is removed. Someone really ought to revive that old pencil sharpener because there is certainly an art market for it.
I would agree with that. I'll pass that on.
Thanks I love hearing tales from the past.
Unpacking a sharpener vid!! how did I get here
Unboxing*
😂😂😂😂 Ikr
I'm not sure what's more depressing, the fact that a pencil sharpener 'unboxing' has got over 100k views or that I am 1 of those views
lol me too 😂😂
The response to KUM was unforeseen. :-0
+RixCanDoit Definitely painters would like to use this, they would not like to waste time with normal sharpner
WIOC - World In One Click I'm not a painter myself, so I don't know whether its what they'd like to use. I suppose they might like to make a long lead tip for sketching? But for pencil artists, or those who like to control the overall length of the point, it's pretty darn good. The Big Triple Sharpener will do the same thing (long lead exposure) and is one-third the price.
+RixCanDoit yeah exactly but what about a normal user 😅
Jetpens did a giant comparison, this one gives the best point without a doubt. The second best doesn't even come close. However the KUM is a bit hard to use and takes practice. The KUM Masterpiece takes time to master
I find it pretty easy to get a nice point on a fresh pencil. Previously sharpened ones are tough, though.
man this is so nostalgia inducing. this was a video i used to watch all the time in like 2015 or something, i was quite literally obsessed with stationary. man how far has life come since i was in 5th grade, im in college now.
Well, that certainly just made me feel old...thanks for hanging around!😛
@@RixCanDoit Imagine how old i feel. i miss the good old days when life was simple. i guess life must go on, isnt it?
Just got mine today too!!! :D Also the blue "backstop" is removable so you can make the point as long as you like it slides right off.
Dude, thanks for that. Didn't even notice that. That makes it even better!
It is the best!
Are you going to sharpen your pencil with your kum
+Astro lol I get it
jdawg420247 yyy
Thanks for the review. I am like you - so excited about stationery. A stationery shop is like a candy store to me. It so therapeutic and enjoyable use pencils and sharpeners - all the scratching and grinding feels so good.
Totally relate to that.
why in the world am I watching this, why did I even click on it, I've lost my mind, please someone help me.
Pablo Borges call 199
Pablo Borges Your mind is under the bed
I wanted to see the world's best pencil sharpener
Roc Wazere I think we're doing something wrong with our lives
Then you are clearly not an artist
I've never seen someone so enthralled about pencils. Its kind of nice :)
I really love KUM
lmfao where at?
+Joel Rojas titties
I love my kum
!!!WOW!!! That's is definitely the best pencil sharpener I ever saw. I'm definitely going to order one,,,right now. Thanks
I never had such fun watching someone sharpening pencils. :-)
I've been using this for about a year. It's perfectly simple. Thanks for the advise.
made in germany means quality
nope living there trust me japan makes dem high qaulity shit.
Veraph
Morpheus ™ Both the Japanese and Germans make some high quality shits.
made in arabmany means high cost shit quality
+ made by muslims
just bought one, very excited to see how good this product is.
wow i have been looking at hundreds of reviews for the best pencil sharpener in the world... thanks
His handwriting is so cool
why did I just watch a guy sharpen a pencil for 10 minutes
Same
Same
+The Diamond Gaming lol
because it was somehow in my recommended vids
True 😂 Me To
It's a nice pencil sharpener but I have a similar one in which you can actually sharpen pencils, crayons, and charcoal pencils. so getting a KUM pencil sharpener wouldn't be worth my money since I use a lot of mediums and I don't like to keep a bunch of single-media-use pencil sharpeners around. I'm glad you're happy with yours. :-)
I'm a little doubtful that you have one that is 'similar'. So far I've not come across one quite like this.
+RixCanDoit When I said "similar' I meant have a handheld metal pencil sharpener too that also had two holes. One hole is for sharpening pencils with and the other hole which is bigger than the first one is used for sharpening charcoal pencils and crayons with. I get mine at walmart and the sharpeners work very nicely and I still get sharp points on my pencils.
+Art Studio 101 and they last a long time.
Sorry. What I mean is that the KUM Masterpiece makes 'long points' that separate it from most hand-held sharpeners. Please see my latest upload on the KUM Longpoint vs KUM The Masterpiece. Thanks for watching and commenting. :-)
+RixCanDoit you're welcome. :-)
I need this sharpener seriously
Gotta love a man who is passionate about something most others would consider too mundane to ever notice or even think about.
Nice thought. Thanks!
I love how much you love this.
Watch how excited I get about an electric pencil sharpener with the video I just uploaded.
RixCanDoit I intend to. I don't love stationery quite to the same degree but value good quality equipment for my writing! Gone off of using wood pencils in favor of the rotring 600 with 0.5 tombow mono 2b for now.
3:49 … the music had me!! So funny hahaha you’re not wrong, that is an amazing sharpener
Oh my gosh, love that this guy is seriously charged up over a sharpener. You don’t know . . . Maybe he’s searched his whole life for the ultimate sharpener. Maybe all of us should have this passion in finding our bliss. 👍🏼😊
LOL! You should see me when I get a new Blackwing pencil. ;-b
Don’t ever change ❤️
and don’t let ANYONE take away your light. ❤️
😊
...or my sharpener. LOL! It's mine! Thanks for your kind words.
Which side do you put the pencil in first, if you have a generic version of this sharpener with no number 1 or 2 on it? Thanks!
Is this a serious question?
RixCanDoit yes absolutely and profoundly, sorry if it looks stupid the way it printed out. I'll just rewatch the video and see how you did it. Thanks
My guess, if there is a 'generic' sharpener similar to the one reviewed in this video, is to use the left side first. But then, all you'd have to do is to just 'test' each side and immediately you'll see which side shaves the wood and which side only shapes the graphite tip. :-)
RixCanDoit the thing is, this copycat sharpener actually has the openings reversed. Also, there is no plastic insert at the end. The openings at the end are rectangle rather than round. I don't know what shape they should be, but it seems they should also be round just like the end you put the pencil in. I would have rather gotten the one you use, since I like the plastic case and drawstring bag it comes in.
JDvorak2009 k
I don't even use wooden pencils (i use mechanical pencils) but I still want that pencil sharpener
The method of sharpening off the wood, then honing the graphite, is pretty alien to me, but the results the Kum gives you are amazing. Long, needle-sharp, perfectly conical, and it even brings out the sheen of the pencil lead like the gleam of a new car's paint job.
I don't know if it's due to me enjoying cartooning art, or if I'm just getting old and eccentric and am excited by mundane things like pencils...but I need that sharpener, along with some of your top-grade pencils, too.
This Is the proof that I will literally watch anything on youtube
It's also proof that I will upload anything on youtube. :-)
Just ordered one. It's gotta be the Best from the reviews and other videos I saw on it. I'm a new artist, and I'm NOT into getting long points with a utility knife...KUM rocks!!!
I thought, that the first razor, which puts those marks on the lead, was a flaw of this sharpener. I was wrong! That helps the second razor, to create the perfect point, without any risk, of the lead to break, because of the job the 1st razor does, which reduces the surface thus the pressure the lead accepts from the 2nd razor!
Can I use the Masterpiece Sharpener by KUM also for Charcoal pencils ?
It might be a little hard on charcoal. You really don't want a very long point on charcoal pencils.
Cum lol
AHHH! I need that sharpener! When I look at sharp ✏️ i feel super high! Who else?
That style is so nice!! I got the plastic one, but that one is way cooler.
Why is this in my recommended
Luca Zarecki ikr
+Damon A what do u mean ikr?
+power halls I know right
Because you watched art related videos
I don't know but tell me you weren't slightly excited by it
Can you please send the link to where you bought this? I make tons of comics, and this would be PERFECT for making them! Thanks! :)
Please Google.
that points gonna break as soon as you touch the paper 😂
I can't believe I watched the whole video lol It didn't hit me that I was watching a pencil sharpener review until the video was over XD
I LOVE YOU
I bought a cheap dollar store sharper that has a 3 step and has a long point and is very sharp.
It's depressing
GreeningGamer 3 steps? What are they?
absolutley an oitstanding piece of workmanship
The people who made this probably weren't thinking when they made the name.
It isnt English.
The people who made this did in fact think when they named it, only they thought in German. What they did not think of was American morons who are too dumb to realize that words in a foreign language may sound similar to English expressions but don't mean the same thing. Just go on using your "proudly made in USA" rubbish that's not worth the paper it is wrapped up in.
I've been using the Kum Long Point Pencil Sharpener for a couple years now, pretty much the same, but it has a reservior, to hold the shavings.
But does it do crayons?
no just no way what are you get out of here
+MC Rewind He was obviously joking dumbass. If you don't see that, you should get out of here.
If you can tell he's joking and you can't tell I'm joking you should get outta here to
+MC Rewind I can't understand what you're saying. Please use proper grammar and repeat yourself.
MC Rewind I take my crayons very seriously, not to put too fine a point on it :)
I like this sharpener, even the little pouch it came with, so cute.
My heart broke when you broke those pencils to sharpen them. ;n;
Unlike everyone here I do appreciate this man reviewing a tool used in his passion-pencil sharpener.
How much is it and where would you get it?
Pencils.com
+NightmareWOW thank you
lol
I like your comment because of batman
haha cause im batman😂😂
One of the most satisfying things I've seen in a long time.
Proud of my country now...
Greetings from Germany. Keep it up, you have great videos!
Thank you. And you should be proud of German engineering. Folks in the US recognize the achievements of German made goods of years past and highly respect it. :-)
I need that sharpener in my life
That song when you show the beautiful perfectly pointed lead had me dead 💀💀💀
best 10 minutes of my life
I WANT ONE! Thanks for the demo. You may have sold me one. The point is amazing. I've currently got a hand-cranked mechanical Rapesco sharpener that does a great point.
I don't even draw but I just watched the hole thing for no reason
You don't write either? Sharpening pencils are not just for drawing ya know. ;-)
We use pens
So i recently bought this sharpener and i didn't know how to use it, i had to watch this video to figure it out 😂 thanks i guess
LOL!!
Your smart comments show your ignorance.... I've spent a lot of money buying sharpeners which profess to work as well as the KUM and DON'T , to see a video of the proof of the quality of this sharpener is excellent. ! !
My K&E lead holder and electric 4 blade pointer puts that point to shame! And NO shavings to clean up!
Why the fuck did this shit pop up on my what to watch.
ya me to wtf
me too XD
DeadGhost113 same tf
I've Just lost when he played "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" song..... Lmfao!!!!
Or...use a mechanical pencil?
But wooden pencils offer more control over things. You can make the point a smaller angle to be more precise when marking points, you can expose more graphite at once with a lower chance of snapping giving more options of effects when doing art, they also usually weigh less than a mechanical pencil that would have the same lead width. Normal pencils are also a lot stronger build quality wise when looking at the same price range too. Sure, mechanical pencils are good for just doing whatever, like school work that doesn't need to be very accurate but when it comes to art and more precise markings wooden pencils offer both of those, in the same package and better than mechanical pencils can.
I used the KUM Masterpiece with palomino blackwing pencils, yes it works with my old Eberhard Faber American hb 2 pencils and I really like it. Longest point ever better than any other sharpeners like Carl, classroom friendly sharpeners, etc.
Why do people go on and on about how they got to a video??
Videos will come on suggestions on the right-hand side or at the end of watching a video, what's the big frigging deal with "how did you get here!?!?!????" for?
Nobody has to explain how they got to a video to ANYBODY, FFS!
I'm glad that I watched this video: BY CHANCE!!!! because I didn't know what the 1 and 2 numbers ACTUALLY meant, on a pencil sharpener that has two holes to sharpen with.
Thanks. I get a lot of recommends that don't seem to fit what I've been watching as well. But if it looks interesting, I'll check it out anyway. Glad my video at least provided you with some information. :-)
Holy cow! You really made a fine point with that KUM masterpiece sharpener! Thanks so much for posting this, it's really hard to find a great sharpener.
After many months, I still love this sharpener.
I really like watching videos of sharpeners and people squeezing foam... (1.00)
I needed a pencil sharpener, KUM is a good brand, and I just got one despite it being twenty bucks. Guess it was worth it.
Twenty bucks!!! Oh, when you include shipping. Yeah, it's pricey. But it really is a very good sharpener that will last you a lifetime (except the blades, which are cheap anyway).
RixCanDoit no, it wasn't shipped. i went out to store, looking for another KUM sharpener, and found it.
why am I watching pencil videos at 6:00 In the morning
Less guilt than watching porn and you actually learn something?
RixCanDoit true
RixCanDoit lol not
I am a beginner in my retired years... and needed to see your video as I thought my good pencils were inferior after sharpening them! Now I realize I need a much better sharpener! Thank you!!! ✍️🎨
hahaha kum.. cum hahaha
he said kum bc he did not wanna say cum
+Spooderman Lookin Ass it's pronounced koom
its called.kum
"I mean, we're talking some serious pointage right there."
I love this guy.
My sharpener from Walmart can do that
But then you woke up, realized you were dreaming, and ran out quickly to get a real pencil sharpener. Right? No sharpener from WallyWorld can do what this one can. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I mean , not gonna lie but there are...Maybe this one can do it for a longer time but there are sharpeners from the dollar store that can sharpen it this sharp atleat 5 times or so
Unfortunately no. While most sharpeners can give your pencil a 'point', most do not make a LONG point, or allow you to make a SUPER DUPER LONG point. This one can do it.
You right
RixCanDoit uh, I mine does, and I got it from Walmart. I once had teacher who had a electric sharpener that sharpened that sharp. I think you're just waisting your money
I should think that the slightly longer wooden 'neck' of the KUM sharpened pencil should give some greater stability.
This is my guilty pleassure...
Do you still like this better than the regular kum long point? That one is my favorite. I have blown through 3 already but they are only 3 dollars.
I like this MUCH better. But that's just me.
who the fu*k would name a company name kum like wtf
Thumbs up on that. Ignorance and intelligence are international and cross all boundaries of race, color, etc. etc. The name in the US is funky, no doubt. I'm not thrilled with it, but it is a word that is not so elsewhere. I'm extremely surprised to see hundreds of thousands of views based on the name rather than for it being what it is, a review of a pencil sharpener. Yes, a very good sharpener, but I did not expect this.
RixCanDoit I've been using them my whole childhood. A masterpiece indeed. I really liked their soft pencils as well.
THAT IS THE SHARPENER MY FRIEND USED TO USE IN 5th GARDE! Damn it! I'm in high school now and I just saw this video, if I knew it was the best sharpener, I would of steal it and sell it.
Also when you sharpen the pencil, it's so satisfying to watch.
Why am I watching this
Awesome point. This sharpener is on my list now. Already have 2 Kum sharpeners, been wanting to get a good long point sharpener for my drawing kit.
Why dose a grown man and many other people get excited about a fucking pencil sharpener legit some people need a life
Think about what you just said. A "grown man" and 'MANY' other people. The fact is that 'many' do appreciate a good pencil sharpener, especially when they USE pencils for one reason or another. I'm a pencil artist AND I do a lot of researching where extensive note taking is the norm. For such reasons, I'm going to want the best pencils and by extension a sharpener that makes the best point, or ease of use, or etc. etc. I also like to work on my cars. Because of this, I like tools and get pretty excited about tools. So what's the difference? A pencil sharpener is a TOOL! Obviously you don't appreciate them because you aren't serious about pencil use. That's fine. Being a "grown man" has nothing to do with appreciating a fine tool that makes our job easier.
eh ill stick to my note 7's S-Pen, don't know why this video was recommended
he is an artist his life is using pencils so fuck off
RixCanDoit oh sorry, i didn't know that you where a pencil artist, sorry for the misunderstanding.
+antonio windhunter No worries. :-) Thanks.
This Tool adds more Sharp in your mark ~ The Pencil is truly, mightier than the sword.
thats so statisfying, im KUMming :>
Why do I enjoy this video this much?!
so much*
because of "7:35"
Asmr XD LOL LMAO
its 1:34am wat am i doin
mohammad mustafa sameeee!! I have school tomorrow why am I watching this
As a pencil enthusiast I can understand the excitement over a proper pencil sharpener. It looks like that sharpener is great for graphite and I'm interested in getting one. But I think Uni makes the best manual sharpener for colored pencils, watercolor pencils. I can already tell that a sharpener that removes that much material would be massively wasteful for high end artist pencils like Luminance or Polychromos. Any kind of sharpener that gets those long points takes off a lot more material than necessary to get a sharp point.
For fine graphite work, I use the 0.2 mm Pentel Orenz with the metal grip, or 0.3 mm Graphgear 1000. Love em
I do a lot of graphite drawing work (see my Instagram "riqrat_drawings"). Love my mechanical pencils as well. And yes, some pencil sharpeners take off more than what is really needed for art work. In the case of the KUM Masterpiece, however, like the Big Triple sharpener, you can extend the core length to any size you want. This is very useful for those artists that like a long core (usually 3/4 to 1 inch from woodcase) and who then form a chisel point using sandpaper. It saves a ton of time over using a blade. Color pencils and watercolor pencils I do not personally use and can imagine that you don't want to shave off all that valuable material. Also keep in mind that the point is produced using the second hole and it is an option whether you use it at all, or how much you use it. You don't have to go hog crazy with the point as I did. My demo was to show what it could do, not necessarily what I would do. :-)
7:30 LMFAO
This is six years later and I prefer my Derwent long point crank sharpener for best long point, and I still have a Helix that's better for everything else, but as a small, in my kit or pocket sharpener,, the Masterpiece is great. Several years ago, after a debate about whether it works better to turn the pencil or to turn the sharpener, I called several pencil sharpener manufacturers, and after wading through people who didn't even seem to know the company made sharpeners, I finally got some answers. The consensus was that there was lass chance of breaking the lead if you turned the sharpener, but that it worked both ways. Except with a sharpener that had two holes. The balance on these made it less likely to break the lead if you turned the pencil.
I find this is definitely true with colored pencils. Particularly wax based colored pencils. I've found it's definitely true with extremely cheap sharpeners that come "free" with other supplies. I've also discovered there are some fairly expensive name brand sharpeners that don't work well either way..
Turning the sharpener has been confusing me as logically it doesn't make sense to me, however I'm wondering whether because you tend to do the turning with your non dominant hand (for many of us) whether we end up forcing the pencil into the sharpener with less force and that's why it breaks less? Having said that I never seem to have a problem with breakages.
I've been toying with getting the Derwent long point crank sharpener, but I do find my Helix makes a great point so I keep talking myself out of it. I wonder whether he stopped a tad soon in this video?