Why would you ever need to erase something? Why not just write the correct thing in the first place?
(Or failing that, just use Backspace, duh!)

Autocorrect FTW.
>> ^ReverendTed:

Why would you ever need to erase something? Why not just write the correct thing in the first place?
(Or failing that, just use Backspace, duh!)

Seems like a lot of waste they create when cutting them. I would hope that all the trimmings would go back in to the next batch.

I always think with these how to videos "why the fuck do I care how a rubber is made, this has got to be soooo boring", but then I always get fascinated by it, haha

Ha Ha, I was just hanging out with Mark Tewksbury today - from the first season of How it's made. =)

Seems horrendously manual. Oh sure there are a lot of machines, but there's a lot of man handling and manual trimming, and manual boxing and and and...

I'm amazed that people can do such monotonous tasks day in day out.

>> ^brycewi19:

Seems like a lot of waste they create when cutting them. I would hope that all the trimmings would go back in to the next batch.
At 1:32 they dump the "defective" ones from the previous batch back in. Seems like they'd do that with the trimmings.

I love the smell of a new eraser.