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Getting Clicky
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Morse
Graduate Member
Very nice Mark.Another 2 from me...one in purple heart and one in Thuya....I have learnt that if you take a mo and align the refill and mech correctly, these go together soooo smooth
What do you mean by
ā take a mo and align the refill and mechā?
Could be difficult to put into words.
The first wouldn't go together and was way tooo long until I realised the 'castelated' end of the refill was not sitting in the moving part of the click mech. Once I had this properly aligned it screwed together easy.....the second refill was alot easier as I knew what to do!Very nice Mark.
What do you mean by
ā take a mo and align the refill and mechā?
Could be difficult to put into words.
I remember someone else having this problem too
alan morrison
Fellow
Nice, Mark. Well turned.
Really like that piece of Thuya.
Really like that piece of Thuya.
Hi Alan, I've not seen spalting in Thuya before...I'm pleased with it!
Adal6
Graduate Member
Two nice pens mark
I like those....
I'm guessing they could take a mechanical pencil mechanism?
I've rarely made pencils but had one left made forever ago - and it sold before a latest fair even started to another stall holder... thinking it might be best to have a couple for next time ;-)
I'm guessing they could take a mechanical pencil mechanism?
I've rarely made pencils but had one left made forever ago - and it sold before a latest fair even started to another stall holder... thinking it might be best to have a couple for next time ;-)