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so you but some pencil cores and this thing wraps paper around it tightly to form the 'wooden' bit… Nice concept I suppose but this process is certainly not going to be cost effective.. they'd also likely be crappy pencils that fall apart when sharpened

So, despite the fact that your re-using paper. You have to also buy pencil core material and glue? How often are you running through pencils that this machine would be a useful tool?

It would make more sense to turn used paper into a straw instead of pencil. Probably straw is more likely to be used than pencil in our digital world.

so you but some pencil cores and this thing wraps paper around it tightly to form the 'wooden' bit… Nice concept I suppose but this process is certainly not going to be cost effective.. they'd also likely be crappy pencils that fall apart when sharpened

it would be so easy to test the principle for feasibility before you design a device based on this principle. But no, are designers, not engineers. We don't try things out, we just assume our thoughts can be transfered to reality 1:1 instead.

So, despite the fact that your re-using paper. You have to also buy pencil core material and glue? How often are you running through pencils that this machine would be a useful tool?

It would make more sense to turn used paper into a straw instead of pencil. Probably straw is more likely to be used than pencil in our digital world.

Interesting idea but the consumption profile for paper doesn't match pencil consumption so you have excess "pencils" compared to paper. It also seems like there would be a lot of glue used in this and is less likely to be eco-friendly compared to simply recycling the paper in the standard fashion.

hope it really work~
it is a very interesting "toy"
i can make personal pencil to show off.

it would be so easy to test the principle for feasibility before you design a device based on this principle. But no, are designers, not engineers. We don't try things out, we just assume our thoughts can be transfered to reality 1:1 instead.

This concept can have far more applications than just pencils, the cylinders/tubes so formed would be very strong because they are in effect laminated. It only requires imagination to come up with more direct uses for waste paper, laminated paper board as an alternative to chipboard and other particle boards. The person who tried to produce flammable gas from coal blew himself up and became discouraged so sold his process. The new owner sold the "useless" by product "creasote" to preserve wood which enabled the railway builders to use wooden sleepers until the advent of reinforced concrete ones.

Interesting idea but the consumption profile for paper doesn't match pencil consumption so you have excess “pencils” compared to paper. It also seems like there would be a lot of glue used in this and is less likely to be eco-friendly compared to simply recycling the paper in the standard fashion.

hope it really work~
it is a very interesting “toy”
i can make personal pencil to show off.

This concept can have far more applications than just pencils, the cylinders/tubes so formed would be very strong because they are in effect laminated. It only requires imagination to come up with more direct uses for waste paper, laminated paper board as an alternative to chipboard and other particle boards. The person who tried to produce flammable gas from coal blew himself up and became discouraged so sold his process. The new owner sold the “useless” by product “creasote” to preserve wood which enabled the railway builders to use wooden sleepers until the advent of reinforced concrete ones.

Great idea due to the waste of paper I see every day in our office. Could one make use of the left over soda pop drainings for the “glue” to bind the papar as its rolled around the carbon core? Or what other waste sticky stuff could be recycled? I like the concept and must add that I always need an eraser.

Hand made paper pencils is nothing new. Chines export them all ower. Sharpening this pencils is normal. But I do not know anything about the economy of this machine.

Great idea due to the waste of paper I see every day in our office. Could one make use of the left over soda pop drainings for the “glue” to bind the papar as its rolled around the carbon core? Or what other waste sticky stuff could be recycled? I like the concept and must add that I always need an eraser.

Is not considered good or bad. This is obviously a copy, was published by you before!

Hand made paper pencils is nothing new. Chines export them all ower. Sharpening this pencils is normal. But I do not know anything about the economy of this machine.

Is not considered good or bad. This is obviously a copy, was published by you before!

Useless and not cost-effective device

Useless and not cost-effective device

make fireplace logs instead

make fireplace logs instead

People, think about schools where pencils are always needed and paper is used far from sparingly. This concept could be more than cost effective and 100% relevant. As for erasers, have you been to a stationary store lately? The multitude of options are mindblowing! Stop looking for the flaws in everything and realise the simplistic brilliance of concepts such as these.

People, think about schools where pencils are always needed and paper is used far from sparingly. This concept could be more than cost effective and 100% relevant. As for erasers, have you been to a stationary store lately? The multitude of options are mindblowing! Stop looking for the flaws in everything and realise the simplistic brilliance of concepts such as these.

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Depending on what documents were used to make the pencils, this could be good or bad for somebody. Who would search a pencil?

Depending on what documents were used to make the pencils, this could be good or bad for somebody. Who would search a pencil?

Agreeing with RadDad, I could see this being used in the situation he brought up. Thing is, it would only last until digital technology comes into play in that same situation. All in all, nice idea!

Agreeing with RadDad, I could see this being used in the situation he brought up. Thing is, it would only last until digital technology comes into play in that same situation. All in all, nice idea!

Keep thinking! I love the idea generation!

Keep thinking! I love the idea generation!

There is another concept for a printer that uses pencils instead of ink as the print medium, it can also erase sheets of paper it has previously printed on. So when the paper is unusable due to being constantly recycled run it through this and use it as ink!
Superb, and damn the naysayers!

I wonder how long it takes to make the pencil

There is another concept for a printer that uses pencils instead of ink as the print medium, it can also erase sheets of paper it has previously printed on. So when the paper is unusable due to being constantly recycled run it through this and use it as ink!
Superb, and damn the naysayers!

I wonder how long it takes to make the pencil

The idea is great but in actual practice, it seems to be difficult to manage all the required things in such a small enclosure.

This involves proper mechanism for Leads storage and dispensing, Gluing provision, Rolling paper under tension over brittle pencil lead, Drying of pencil at controlled temperature, etc.

Have you made the actual working prototype of this device..?

I would be extremely greatful if the designer of this device share some thoughts with me.

The idea is great but in actual practice, it seems to be difficult to manage all the required things in such a small enclosure.

This involves proper mechanism for Leads storage and dispensing, Gluing provision, Rolling paper under tension over brittle pencil lead, Drying of pencil at controlled temperature, etc.

Have you made the actual working prototype of this device..?

I would be extremely greatful if the designer of this device share some thoughts with me.

More of a novelty then anything else. Not very practical considering the cost of pencils.

More of a novelty then anything else. Not very practical considering the cost of pencils.

I think its a pretty cool device. So what if you still have to buy pencil cores and glue. It may be a bit impractical, but you can make your own designer pencils. I would like to see how well they hold up though.

I think its a pretty cool device. So what if you still have to buy pencil cores and glue. It may be a bit impractical, but you can make your own designer pencils. I would like to see how well they hold up though.

Would be great present for teachers or schools!

Would be great present for teachers or schools!

as a designer i HATE fully realised projects which are trying to be eco when in reality they are the opposite.

As a teacher, I think this would be really great in classrooms! There's so much wasted paper, and my students ALWAYS need pencils.

I say put a powder in it and make firecrackers! Now THAT… WOuld be very efficient in Chinese market during the Spring Festival~! It would be a hit!~ you can pay me later for the idea~ lol

as a designer i HATE fully realised projects which are trying to be eco when in reality they are the opposite.

As a teacher, I think this would be really great in classrooms! There's so much wasted paper, and my students ALWAYS need pencils.

I say put a powder in it and make firecrackers! Now THAT… WOuld be very efficient in Chinese market during the Spring Festival~! It would be a hit!~ you can pay me later for the idea~ lol

I hate the fact that there are so many people who, having no ideas of their own, seem to find great pleasure in picking out perceived failings in other's ideas.

To those who think the pencils will fall apart, you probably have furniture in your home made of sawdust and glue, it's all over the planet. Paper and glue would be stronger.

To those who think it isn't eco-friendly, why? How expensive do you think it is to apply glue to paper? I don't know, but I'll bet you don't either. Also, there are lots of glues made of natural products that will break down in the environment.

To those who think it isn't practical—maybe not for you, but you just might not be the intended consumer. Not everything written, not everything created, is directed at you.

To those worried about the cost, you don't know what it costs, so don't worry.

I could go on, but…all of your complaints make it sound like the real thing that's wrong is that it wasn't your idea. On the other hand, I love the thoughtful comments about how it could be used and who would use it, even how and if it can work…good job thinking people!

I hate the fact that there are so many people who, having no ideas of their own, seem to find great pleasure in picking out perceived failings in other's ideas.

To those who think the pencils will fall apart, you probably have furniture in your home made of sawdust and glue, it's all over the planet. Paper and glue would be stronger.

To those who think it isn't eco-friendly, why? How expensive do you think it is to apply glue to paper? I don't know, but I'll bet you don't either. Also, there are lots of glues made of natural products that will break down in the environment.

To those who think it isn't practical—maybe not for you, but you just might not be the intended consumer. Not everything written, not everything created, is directed at you.

To those worried about the cost, you don't know what it costs, so don't worry.

I could go on, but…all of your complaints make it sound like the real thing that's wrong is that it wasn't your idea. On the other hand, I love the thoughtful comments about how it could be used and who would use it, even how and if it can work…good job thinking people!

Why, oh why, do I lately keep seeing design after design on several blogs (mostly through StumbleUpon) from what clearly seem to be Asian guys/girls suffering from a severe case of Engrish (and "no", I'm not a native English speaker either, but come on; you should be able to do better than this)? And why is it that almost all of these (solely rendered/CG designs) are either useless in practice, not cost effective, or simply not called for? It looks nice, it's a "funny" and/or "neat" idea, but that's about it. And @judabeast: regardless of whether or not I may or may not have any better ideas (it may very well be the case that I don't), I am not the one putting my ideas out for the masses to judge; if you do, prepare to be judged, it's as simple as that.

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A lot of people aren't thinking. You wouldn't turn EVERY piece of paper into a pencil. When you need a new pencil, you insert a piece of paper. When you don't, you recycle the paper. It'd be good for office use. It even says office on it, offices, where more pencils are used than at home.

A lot of people aren't thinking. You wouldn't turn EVERY piece of paper into a pencil. When you need a new pencil, you insert a piece of paper. When you don't, you recycle the paper. It'd be good for office use. It even says office on it, offices, where more pencils are used than at home.

People would like this because it is in line with their admiration for anything environment friendly. It is a creative idea, but won't really translate to reality. The machine (if ever made a reality) would be expensive. It would be cheaper to dispose the paper to a recycling facility.

And…. why pencil. Why not gold?

People would like this because it is in line with their admiration for anything environment friendly. It is a creative idea, but won't really translate to reality. The machine (if ever made a reality) would be expensive. It would be cheaper to dispose the paper to a recycling facility.

And…. why pencil. Why not gold?

what a pile of shit

what a pile of shit

best joint-roller in the world!!!!!

best joint-roller in the world!!!!!

It doesn't even put on an eraser? Lame.

It doesn't even put on an eraser? Lame.

I'm sure this will save companies money in the long run, uh, lets say over +100 years

perfect to roll a joint haha

The heck with all the neigh sayers! I WANT ONE! Please, how can I get one?

Students go through so many pencils in school year. Our house seems to eat pencils and I know my kids' teachers are always running out as well. I love this idea and think it would be extremely useful in the right setting!

I JUST GOT AN AWESOME IDEA!! Why don’t we recycle the paper and use it for writing or printing stuff on. Kinda like paper.

I dunno. If the machine can wind the paper tight enough, it can be strong as hell.

this is extremely retarded. it won’t be worth the money, seriously. you might as well just recycle the paper. at least it can be reused for something actually useful.

These are exactly the kinds of inventions people need to be making. Everyone who hates on how it “doesn’t work” needs to become an inventor and get to it!

Some of you seem to be missing the point. It’s a nice way to recycle waste paper. I’m sure it takes a lot less energy than it does for pencils to be made in factories.

I believe it’s just another attempt to make users buy more items. When you see this.. you think “wow, amazing etc etc” but in the end you’re wasting $ because of the constant accessories you have to buy to make the tool happen..captain.

Can it roll me a doobie?

whats the use?

what if you need to write something and you only have one piece of paper????

I think it would be a great idea for schools, kids can make their own pencils, with the artwork they just created, learn about recycling in the process, how cool is that?

smart idea….u should try it……u never know u may be the next millionaire

If it can roll me up chronic blunts I’ll buy it

Cool, now we can save more trees… Not!

Amazing guys…I am very interested in using it.

Seems to me it could be used as pellet fuel for a stove

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Brilliant idea Cy!

How do you know u bought 1

how can i get one how much will it cost and how do i get the lead

i work at a school where we, in fact, go thru many pencils despite the doubters who have posted previously. we also have plenty of excess paper. sounds like a win-win to me. what is the cost??

Hey!!! “Stumbler says” keep in mind your comment is also out here for the masses to judge so prep to be judged as well, it is just as simple as that! lol

Did they stop making it or selling the P&P paper waste processor? Every techie-gadget webpage describes this product, but there is absolutely no retailer mentioned anywhere that sells this—or for how much. Or is this merely a CONCEPT DESIGN, not actually mass-produced?

I want one! For homeschoolers like us it would be awesome! Or even the public school systems!

But where do i buy itt !?!??!?!

As a teacher, I think this is genius! We always have a surplus of extra paper (or graded papers that are generally tossed anyways), and always need pencils, especially with younger students. This provides a perfect balance.

Depending upon cost of pencil led and glue and the quality of the finished product,this would be GREAT for the school classroom! I would love to be an alpha or beta tester!

Dear Sir/ Madam,

I am a UN member working in a project on natural resources management. cutting trees for paper and over using/wasting papers is one of the main concern in my country. I want to know more about this device. it is commercially produced? who is the producer and what is the price?

Where can I buy one of these? And how much is the cost?

Where can I get one? This would be great in the classroom!

I wanna to buy this this machine Please help me out how i am able to purchase it

I am interested in buying machin for making pencils out of paper ….please let me know how much will it cost to set up a plant

If the lead and glue are not too expensive, it would be a great tool for teachers

totally disagree with you. if you take a quick look around you’ll see a total boom in the variety and volume of writing/notebooks being sold. e.g. moleskine. people are jotting, scribbling, etc. more than ever – while also doing all the digital stuff.

paper consumption has grown exponentially since the digital world made us go paperless.

Where do I buy one and how much? How much are the refills?

That’s exactly what I was thinking as a future teacher.

I’m a teacher! I want one!

In a school for example…quite often….you can also buy colored cores and make colored pencils….

I am president of an NGO and I would buy this machine because it played various roles in the trash every day. with the machine, I can give users pencil as thanks.

I want to buy this machine, please contact us soon.

How much and where frm??

Monty,

search for micro and nanofabrication.

(have U got an idea how many parts there are in your laptop processor? Or even inna mobile?)

I completely agree! Those who think that pencils aren’t useful anymore have not been into a classroom in a while!

Good post but I was wanting to know if you could write
a litte more on this subject? I’d be very thankful if you could elaborate a little bit more. Thanks!

I would like to buy, please contact me.

As an Elementary School teacher, I say: this is really useful and I would buy this machine if I could…