Gadget-UK
Fellow
Anyone fancy sorting these out for me 
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Yeah bottom right....upper left and one in the middle are from a TM Omega.....I think
No honestly easiest way is try known pen kit tubes on if it fits then check with calipers.....next time use the throw away kit bags and a Sharpie.....you can tear open to get your bushes out and use a new one from the kit your fitting
No honestly easiest way is try known pen kit tubes on if it fits then check with calipers.....next time use the throw away kit bags and a Sharpie.....you can tear open to get your bushes out and use a new one from the kit your fitting
Gadget-UK
Fellow
Now got them in Tube sizes ( easy bit)
Now to match them up to kits ????
That’s a job for tomorrow ??
Now to match them up to kits ????
That’s a job for tomorrow ??
KevinMc
Graduate Member
How on earth do you start to work that out!
Kevin
Kevin
Not the easiest of jobs, not for me anyway.
Penpal
Grand Master
Fake news bush versus turner.Like changing gears in your car. Its optional but you do not progress unless you do something. Good luck.Another reason to check and count the cost experimenting with different kits.
Peter.
Peter.
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You could invent a new board game and make a fortune Colin.
Call it Pen-turners Nightmare.
40 pair for beginners.
120 pair for advance.
200 pair for professionals.
pittswood
Fellow
Gadget-UK
Fellow
Many Thanks Kelvin
Problem is they are Partnumbered so everything will have to be cross-referenced
Just going to match Bushes to the kits I have - table clear, all the kits I have are ready and callipers are at the ready
Just got to gain the will to get on with it
Penpal
Grand Master
The info is complex and mind bending so your few bushes should be a snap mate ,good luck with any new system you develop.
Peter.
Peter.
Had the same problem myself the other week. I keep all my bushings in a box that has compartments for each bushing set unfortunatly I caught the open box on the side of my bench and Isaac Newton kicked in. Spent the next 2 hours trying to find and organize bushings with the help of digital calipers
Gadget-UK
Fellow
Had the same problem myself the other week. I keep all my bushings in a box that has compartments for each bushing set unfortunatly I caught the open box on the side of my bench and Isaac Newton kicked in. Spent the next 2 hours trying to find and organize bushings with the help of digital calipers
Exactly the same Bob.
Use a nice Drawer System with the name of each pen on the front of each drawer, managed to catch it while have a tidy up in the workshop, the unit fell forward and I did managed to catch it BUT all the drawers slid out and fell on the floor
It is now firmly screwed to the wall, empty BUT wont fall over again