Got Sharpie Problems?

[darkzero]

Introducing: The Sharpie Rejuvenator 2000!




Tired of dried out Sharpie tips? No problemo. Simply mount the SR2000 in the lathe, insert Sharpie, & press the Sharpie button. In only 2-3 secs your Sharpie will write as good as new!







No lathe or Sharpie button? No problem, works with hand held drills too (Disclaimer: Big arm muscles highly recommened).





Coming soon to a TV infomercial near you.


Some WIP pics:




Thanks for looking!

 

[mikey]

Awesome, Will! Nicely done and great photo's, as usual. I have to make me one of these.

 

[darkzero]

Thanks Mike!

 

[mattthemuppet2]

that's so funny, yet persuasively useful! I loved the Sharpie button too

 

[mmcmdl]

I need a dozen immediately , you still set up ?

 

[higgite]

You da man, Will! Useful and funny. A win/win.

If it’s not proprietary info, what RPM is the Sharpie button set for? Or is it an SFM thing?

Tom

 

[darkzero]

If it’s not proprietary info, what RPM is the Sharpie button set for?

That's a trade secret!

But to be serious I just ran it at 330 RPM. Probably doesn't even need to be that fast.

 

[mmcmdl]

If been saving my non-working Sharpies for over 40 years just waiting for a invention like this . Now I'll be busy for the next few years reviving them all .

 

[darkzero]

If been saving my non-working Sharpies for over 40 years just waiting for a invention like this . Now I'll be busy for the next few years reviving them all .

Maybe you can write a program to make it fully automated on a CNC, self reloading and all!

 

[ELHEAD]

I open them up add a rew drops of DNA to extend life. Probably takes about the same time as spinning one with the cordless drill
Dave