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Advice please!!

flexi

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Hi all here we have a part finished Tetra pen from Turners Retreat (i wont be buying anymore) i have a problem....
The pocket clip fixing is loose...oh well super glue it is but i can't get the stylus through the O/D is 6.9 and the I/D is 6.7 advice please !!!
Everything else seems a little baggy. :thinks:

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Grump

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Best advise I can give is lose that fancy background and let's see what we are supposed to be looking at init?
 

flexi

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better now??

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Hopefully a better image for Grumpy....
How do i get the short bobbly bit into the shiney bit with the clip...:sob:
 

glenpen

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Mark
Have you got the instruction sheet from Turners. If you have it let us see it, we might have a better idea about he trouble your having.
Glen
 

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Without an instruction sheet it looks like the stylus holder is inserted into the clip piece before assembly as it will only go in one way that is from the clip side so that the stylus tip pokes out from the top
 

Jim

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Taken from Berea's manual .. Hope it helps Mark .. :thumbs:

6. Drill a 5/16” hole is a piece of wood to use as a press block.
7. Slide the stylus assembly into the small end of the finial. Place the finial over the hole you just drilled and press the stylus assembly into place. DO NOT press against the stylus tip. You will ruin it. Press this in until it protrudes out of the finial a short distance. Be careful here and check the pressing progress often to get the right length.
8. Now place the decorative ring over the stylus/finial assembly. Again, not that the ring is tapered and should be installed accordingly.
9. Now, using the same 5/16” hole you drill previously place the stylus tip in the hole and press the stylus/finial/clip assembly into one end of the short blank.
10. Slide the cap onto the pen and check it’s operation.

They also state this ..

One other word about pen parts. Occasionally, you will encounter parts that are a little loose fitting. This can be corrected by using a SMALL spot of glue, usually CA, on these parts before pressing them home.
 

flexi

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Many thanks Jim...it was just when i started to assemble it, it seemed a little tight and i was unsure of my next step without buggering it(1 for our new moderator :whistling:)
Thanks again to Jim and:thumbs: all
 
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