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After making the rollerball pens I wasn't looking forward to making the F/P so of we go working end bushes a perfect fittings one end on one to small and the other end on the other top end crap first the same bushes were to tight I had to use pliers to get them out the fittings on one were to tight on the other to loose by now I'm ready to bin them but the wood I had chosen for them was to good to bin these two I used Camatillo Rosewood and Thuya burr needless to say I wont be buying them again and dont tell me they are all made in the same place I think they were bits from every corner of the world just thrown together
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[QUOTE="Woody, post: 20825, member: 192"] After making the rollerball pens I wasn't looking forward to making the F/P so of we go working end bushes a perfect fittings one end on one to small and the other end on the other top end crap first the same bushes were to tight I had to use pliers to get them out the fittings on one were to tight on the other to loose by now I'm ready to bin them but the wood I had chosen for them was to good to bin these two I used Camatillo Rosewood and Thuya burr needless to say I wont be buying them again and dont tell me they are all made in the same place I think they were bits from every corner of the world just thrown together [ATTACH]2054._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]2055._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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