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How to Rejuvenate an Old X-Acto Knife
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As industrial designers we both use tools and appreciate objects on an emotional level, so it's not surprising that we become attached to tools. When Eric Strebel's decades-old, favorite X-Acto knife looked like it was going to give up the ghost, he worked up a quick fix with copper, beautifying the tool in the process:
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my favorite part is Eric's c.o.c. shirt.
Awesome!