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Thats an oxymoron mate poor distribution of glue can be caused by surface repelling the glue I only try to copper my bets. A pro maker devils advocate made hundreds of thousands of pens using a tight fit drill size and pressed his pens to the brass he said without failure used to buy his drills in controlled batches. Guess I am saying what ever floats your boat works for you and me. As an avid reader over thirty years on pen making the theories and conspiracy theories abound.

Kind regards Peter.

[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 60157, member: 122"] Thats an oxymoron mate poor distribution of glue can be caused by surface repelling the glue I only try to copper my bets. A pro maker devils advocate made hundreds of thousands of pens using a tight fit drill size and pressed his pens to the brass he said without failure used to buy his drills in controlled batches. Guess I am saying what ever floats your boat works for you and me. As an avid reader over thirty years on pen making the theories and conspiracy theories abound. Kind regards Peter. [/QUOTE]

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