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Filigree Pen

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glenpen

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I have just completed a Filigree Pen. I am wondering if I am doing something wrong in that I had to push the mechanism in well past the mark. Is that correct or should I reduce the long tube.
Glen:sob:
 
Dalboy

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Just read the instructions and it does state that you need to push the twist mechanism in by 1/4" past the mark so it sounds about right.
 

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glenpen

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Dalboy said:
Just read the instructions and it does state that you need to push the twist mechanism in by 1/4" past the mark so it sounds about right.
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Derek
Thanks for the information, that will teach me to read the instruction properly.

Glen:thumbs::thumbs:
 
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One tip try to make the lower half meet in the centre as near as the top half at the centre band, takes away the top heavy appearance.

Peter.
 
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