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  1. G

    Not really a Pen

    I was asked if I could make something with a smaller touch end to use on a touch screen for a call center. This is what I came up with and they are pleased with them. The Duel Stylus Dibber
  2. Bammer

    4 Prozx

    4 Prozx, very under rated kit in my opinion. Nice weight, nice decoration and easy to turn. Perfect for a novice, just make sure you get the center band and clip right. Buckeye, Rosewood, Buckeye and African Blackwood
  3. flexi

    Interesting

    Hi all...i don't very often buy 'Woodturning' mag but if any one is interested issue 314 has some different bits by Kurt Hertzog entitled 'Growing beyond the basic pen kit'. Turning finials and nibs for 7mm slims and turning center bands....every once in a while you see something and a spark is...
  4. qquake2k

    Wonder Window blank?

    Has anyone turned a Wonder Window blank? How exactly did you do it? The instructions say to turn it "roundish" so you can see where to cut and drill it. But it's rectangular, not square, so it won't center in a chuck. Maybe a spur drive with a spring loaded point? Exotic Blanks :: Guest...
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  5. MarkNotts

    2mt to 1inch 8tpi or m33 3.5 dead center in the uk?

    Hiya Im just wondering if anyone has seen something like this Live Tailstock Chuck Adapter: 1 in. x 8tpi - #2MT Shaft at Penn State Industries in the uk for sale but not a live center, I nead it dead. The reason why is at some point to save space not getting a metal lathe I want to use my wood...
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