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Breakthrough threading pens

Penpal

Penpal

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THat is for me just ordered a set 70 bucks plus freight from E Bay in Australia Ausee the firm. For pens is great dont try the big sizes on metal it holds button dies and taps.

Just saying.I had a holder simpler version used to be a tech exercise for apprentices of fitting and turning I picked up and have mislaid they work like crazy.

Peter.:thumbs::thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:
 

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paulm

paulm

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It would be good to see some finished results from that Peter. :thumbs:
 
Jim

Jim

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Very nice indeed Peter, this will certainly do you a job .. :thumbs:
 
Dalboy

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At least it will hold the taps and dies square to the turned piece Peter
 
Jim

Jim

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I bought one of these Peter, after talking with David (Jimjam) not used them just yet but hoping to start making some kitless pens this Summer .. :thumbs:
 
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