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title: "AS2, Two Hole Automatic Long Point Pencil Sharpener, Mfg Part Number 1053021 (Extra lids not Included)"
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price: "R$136"
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# Long point precision cut High-carbon steel blades Dual-stage sharpening tech AS2, Two Hole Automatic Long Point Pencil Sharpener, Mfg Part Number 1053021 (Extra lids not Included)

**Brand:** kum
**Price:** R$136
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✏️ Sharpen your edge, own your craft.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** AS2, Two Hole Automatic Long Point Pencil Sharpener, Mfg Part Number 1053021 (Extra lids not Included) by kum
- **How much does it cost?** R$136 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- kum enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kum brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Dynamic Torsion Action:** Smooth, break-resistant sharpening experience
- • **Precision Dual-Hole Design:** Two-step sharpening for flawless long points every time
- • **Bonus Extra Blades Included:** Never lose momentum—replace blades instantly and keep creating
- • **Durable High-Carbon Steel Blades:** Stay sharper longer for consistent, clean cuts
- • **Compact & Portable Container Shape:** Sleek, clutter-free design fits perfectly on any desk or in your bag

## Overview

The Kum AS2 is a compact, automatic two-hole pencil sharpener engineered with high-carbon steel blades and dynamic torsion action to deliver ultra-smooth, long-point tips. Designed for both standard and draftsman pencils, it offers precision control and durability, making it a must-have tool for professionals and creatives who demand flawless sharpening every time.

## Description

This Long Point Pencil Sharpener can help produce a long extra-smooth tip. It sharpens the wood casing first, then the lead. Features two holes for standard and draftsman points with flexible blades to reduce tip breakage. The item does not include extra pointers

Review: Spectacular! Blew My Mind! - This is the first two-stage sharpener I've owned, and I can't believe what a great tool it is. It's like having all the control of knife sharpening, but none of the hassle. If you've never used one before, you sharpen the wood in the first hole, and the graphite in second hole, so there's no guesswork. (It's not the same as sharpeners that have a small hole for regular pencils and a larger hole for wider ones.) Another advantage is you can see what you're going - there's no sticking your pencil in a hole crossing your fingers that the tip doesn't snap off. And it produces an incredibly sharp tip. I've included a comparison picture with two other sharpeners - an inexpensive Staedtler metal sharpener that I've used for years, and a Blackwing One-Pull that I received as a gift. Although the Blackwing struggled until I bought replacement blades for it, now it's fantastic, and all three produce great results. That said, the KUM is sharper, you have more control with it, and it works great every single time. It doesn't feel nearly as nice in the hand as the other tools, but, if I was getting rid of the clutter in my life and paring down to one sharpener, I'd keep the KUM Automatic without hesitation, even though it's plastic. Plus, it's CHEAP, and it includes extra blades. In terms of how much satisfaction I've gotten for such a small expenditure, this is probably one of the greatest purchases I've ever made. Highly recommended.
Review: Wonderful Sharpener for COLORED pencils too! - To keep my colored pencils sharp, I have tried dozens of sharpeners, from the pricey electric and battery powered to the cheapest and simplest handheld ones that range from $7 to 50¢. This one is the best I have found so far. I won't go into the mechanics of it, as the other reviews do that in detail, except to reiterate that sharpening with the KUM is a two step process that cannot be condensed down to one step. The first step cuts away the wood and the second sharpens the graphite or wax or whatever material the lead is made from. When I tested the KUM with colored pencils, I used every kind I had except my Derwents as they are larger than the average pencil and would be a bit too big to fit the one-size hole. However, despite a cartoon that seemed to indicate that only hexagonal pencils were appropriate for use in the sharpener, I tried my round Prismacolor Premier, my Prismacolor Verithin, Caran D'ache Pablo, Derwent Studio thin, and my round Faber Castell Polychromos pencils. What a delight to find that each and every pencil sharpened perfectly in the KUM sharpener, when I followed the 2-step process. THe points are extremely long and razor sharp, though because of this they are of course delicate and need to be handled with care. You cannot expect to press down hard on them without having them break. I will say, though, that not a single pencil broke inside the sharpener when I did my testing. In addition, when I attempted to mend a pencil with a known broken core, by "nuking" it in the microwave for 20 seconds, then using the KUM sharpener, the process actually worked the first time I did it. It was nice to know I could save a pencil I thought I had lost... Two important suggestions: 1) I chose not to close the top of the sharpener, but used it over a wastebasket every time. This allowed me to watch the pencil as I sharpened it and to see when to stop step 1. The receptacle for shavings is tiny anyway, and gets in the way of seeing what is happening to your pencil, so I recommend that you do not use it. That way you won't run the risk of cutting off too much pencil wood at a time. 2) If you are using the KUM to sharpen colored pencils, you must make sure you sharpen a graphite pencil in it at least every 5 or 6 pencils. Otherwise the exquisite sharpness of the blades will get dull too fast. (It was a stroke of either genius or kindness that the KUM people included two extra blades inside the sharpener, to be attached with just a simple screw driver. So when the original blades dull, you won't be up a creek, having to wait for another KUM to arrive by mail...) I never thought I would be giving thumbs up to one of the simplest of sharpeners as the best I have found, but there you have it: TWO THUMBS UP! Congratulations to KUM for designing a really decent pencil sharpener, one that works well and with nearly ALL pencils.

## Features

- Automatic long point pencil container sharpeners
- Made from polystyrene
- The blades are made of high-carbon steel, therefore long-lasting and very sharp
- Dynamic torsion action built into each blade makes for a smoother, cleaner cut
- Comes in container shape; compact and portable. The leads are not included

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #94,956 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #352 in Pencil Sharpeners |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,890 Reviews |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Kum
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Graphite Pencil
- **Color:** Red
- **Power Source:** Hand Powered
- **Material:** Wood

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Spectacular! Blew My Mind!
*by R***E on February 7, 2024*

This is the first two-stage sharpener I've owned, and I can't believe what a great tool it is. It's like having all the control of knife sharpening, but none of the hassle. If you've never used one before, you sharpen the wood in the first hole, and the graphite in second hole, so there's no guesswork. (It's not the same as sharpeners that have a small hole for regular pencils and a larger hole for wider ones.) Another advantage is you can see what you're going - there's no sticking your pencil in a hole crossing your fingers that the tip doesn't snap off. And it produces an incredibly sharp tip. I've included a comparison picture with two other sharpeners - an inexpensive Staedtler metal sharpener that I've used for years, and a Blackwing One-Pull that I received as a gift. Although the Blackwing struggled until I bought replacement blades for it, now it's fantastic, and all three produce great results. That said, the KUM is sharper, you have more control with it, and it works great every single time. It doesn't feel nearly as nice in the hand as the other tools, but, if I was getting rid of the clutter in my life and paring down to one sharpener, I'd keep the KUM Automatic without hesitation, even though it's plastic. Plus, it's CHEAP, and it includes extra blades. In terms of how much satisfaction I've gotten for such a small expenditure, this is probably one of the greatest purchases I've ever made. Highly recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wonderful Sharpener for COLORED pencils too!
*by P***R on January 2, 2013*

To keep my colored pencils sharp, I have tried dozens of sharpeners, from the pricey electric and battery powered to the cheapest and simplest handheld ones that range from $7 to 50¢. This one is the best I have found so far. I won't go into the mechanics of it, as the other reviews do that in detail, except to reiterate that sharpening with the KUM is a two step process that cannot be condensed down to one step. The first step cuts away the wood and the second sharpens the graphite or wax or whatever material the lead is made from. When I tested the KUM with colored pencils, I used every kind I had except my Derwents as they are larger than the average pencil and would be a bit too big to fit the one-size hole. However, despite a cartoon that seemed to indicate that only hexagonal pencils were appropriate for use in the sharpener, I tried my round Prismacolor Premier, my Prismacolor Verithin, Caran D'ache Pablo, Derwent Studio thin, and my round Faber Castell Polychromos pencils. What a delight to find that each and every pencil sharpened perfectly in the KUM sharpener, when I followed the 2-step process. THe points are extremely long and razor sharp, though because of this they are of course delicate and need to be handled with care. You cannot expect to press down hard on them without having them break. I will say, though, that not a single pencil broke inside the sharpener when I did my testing. In addition, when I attempted to mend a pencil with a known broken core, by "nuking" it in the microwave for 20 seconds, then using the KUM sharpener, the process actually worked the first time I did it. It was nice to know I could save a pencil I thought I had lost... Two important suggestions: 1) I chose not to close the top of the sharpener, but used it over a wastebasket every time. This allowed me to watch the pencil as I sharpened it and to see when to stop step 1. The receptacle for shavings is tiny anyway, and gets in the way of seeing what is happening to your pencil, so I recommend that you do not use it. That way you won't run the risk of cutting off too much pencil wood at a time. 2) If you are using the KUM to sharpen colored pencils, you must make sure you sharpen a graphite pencil in it at least every 5 or 6 pencils. Otherwise the exquisite sharpness of the blades will get dull too fast. (It was a stroke of either genius or kindness that the KUM people included two extra blades inside the sharpener, to be attached with just a simple screw driver. So when the original blades dull, you won't be up a creek, having to wait for another KUM to arrive by mail...) I never thought I would be giving thumbs up to one of the simplest of sharpeners as the best I have found, but there you have it: TWO THUMBS UP! Congratulations to KUM for designing a really decent pencil sharpener, one that works well and with nearly ALL pencils.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent point.
*by C***N on September 26, 2017*

Why get a long point sharpener? One reason is that it takes a little longer to get dull, and makes better use of the lead. Even more, though, you have more control over your strokes. You can do larger areas with the side of the lead, preserving the tip for the places where you need a sharp line. If you have high end pencils, this can be a good savings. You want the pencils to last as long as possible. The long point from this sharpener is lovely, and the blades are sharp and precise. This pencil sharpener is a little different from the twisty ones you remember from school. It has two holes, but they are not for two different sizes of pencils. Rather, the first hole is for shaping the wood and the second is for shaping the lead. This is what enables it to get such a long point. Kum pencil sharpeners already have a strong reputation with strong, sharp titanium blades. I had one already that I liked a lot, but it didn't have a shavings catcher so I thought I would upgrade, especially when I saw this long point sharpener. I was not disappointed. I was a little confused because the sharpener arrived in a box that is apparently the same box used for an almost identical sharpener that also comes with a pencil pointer in the side for 2mm lead holder leads. The box indicated it, but it wasn't the case. (No problem, I hadn't ordered one with the lead pointer, so I had no reason to expect one.) The one thing to be aware of is that it can't do miracles on a pencil that doesn't have the lead right in the middle. Some of my Prismacolors are unevenly leaded, and it was impossible to get those sharp in this sharpener. The fault is really with the pencil, though, not the sharpener. A pencil that is not evenly filled will always be hard to sharpen. (Derwent Colorsoft and Faber Castell Polychromos are similar quality colored pencils but more centered.) I've included a photo of pencils sharpened with this sharpener alongside some that are not yet sharpened.

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