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A round pen!
- Thread starter Neil Lawton
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angelo49
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Great looking pen!
Nice!
Are those washers 'pen parts' or something else? Metal? Plastic?
You made a new mandrel shaft?
Nice!
Are those washers 'pen parts' or something else? Metal? Plastic?
You made a new mandrel shaft?
Great looking pen!
Nice!
Are those washers 'pen parts' or something else? Metal? Plastic?
You made a new mandrel shaft?
Hi Angelo.
The washers are "Japanned" metal, nothing to do with pens, just with some spare nuts and bolts.
I bought the new shaft, after wearing the old one out.
billyb_imp
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Great looking pen, black looks really good against the oak
angelo49
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I did make a mandrel for 7mm tubes a few years ago.
Then I found a supplier here (Travers Tool Co. – Find Metalworking Tools, Machine Tools & More) that has Letter Size Drill Rod 36"long (Letter 'D' .246")
They do ship world wide. And no, he's not my brother-in-law (LOL)
It machines easily enough and you can harden it if you want.
Put threads on the end or use a mandrelsaver.
You will need a metal lathe and means of heating the steel.
I hope this helps.
Then I found a supplier here (Travers Tool Co. – Find Metalworking Tools, Machine Tools & More) that has Letter Size Drill Rod 36"long (Letter 'D' .246")
They do ship world wide. And no, he's not my brother-in-law (LOL)
It machines easily enough and you can harden it if you want.
Put threads on the end or use a mandrelsaver.
You will need a metal lathe and means of heating the steel.
I hope this helps.