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Added July 5, 2019 by Costas
Assembly/Disassembly Pen Press
"Very helpful, quick and accurate operation that anybody can use. Very happy that I’ve got it."
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Added February 19, 2017 by Terrel
pen blank vice
"When I first got my Lathe and turning tools, (Dec 2016) I made a bunch of turnings. most were 4-9 inches long. I soon realized that I either had to drill my holes while the blanks were still blocks, taking my chances that things would not go bad.... and buy a chuck to now turn the blank that had a hole init to big to center on the center drive.... or get the drill jig. I've made many finished products from my practice turnings with excellent results that keep getting better as I learn and do. YES I'M GLAD I GOT THE BIG JIG. The only thing that I think would make it better is a bit wider base so it would easily bolt down to my drill press table, with out loosing some drilling capacity."
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Added February 19, 2017 by Terrel
pen blank vice
"When I first got my Lathe and turning tools, (Dec 2016) I made a bunch of turnings. most were 4-9 inches long. I soon realized that I either had to drill my holes while the blanks were still blocks, taking my chances that things would not go bad.... and buy a chuck to now turn the blank that had a hole init to big to center on the center drive.... or get the drill jig. I've made many finished products from my practice turnings with excellent results that keep getting better as I learn and do. YES I'M GLAD I GOT THE BIG JIG. The only thing that I think would make it better is a bit wider base so it would easily bolt down to my drill press table, with out loosing some drilling capacity."
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Added February 19, 2017 by Terrel
pen blank vice
"When I first got my Lathe and turning tools, (Dec 2016) I made a bunch of turnings. most were 4-9 inches long. I soon realized that I either had to drill my holes while the blanks were still blocks, taking my chances that things would not go bad.... and buy a chuck to now turn the blank that had a hole init to big to center on the center drive.... or get the drill jig. I've made many finished products from my practice turnings with excellent results that keep getting better as I learn and do. YES I'M GLAD I GOT THE BIG JIG. The only thing that I think would make it better is a bit wider base so it would easily bolt down to my drill press table, with out loosing some drilling capacity."
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Added February 26, 2018 by Pacifico
Very Nice Pen Press - Great for Disassembly Too
"I mounted this press on a plywood base with a parallel groove that runs the entire length of the base. I lay out the pen components, in assembly order, on the groove. Then I press each of the components on the finished pen blanks. The press is very easy to use. Once the components are positioned correctly, just press together. Pressure is easily controlled with the long lever. There is no marring of the pen parts. Oh! For those oops times, the press converts to disassembly very easily. I’ve had to do this a time or two. I used to do my assembly on the lathe until I purchased this press. It worked but took additional setup time. I find that I have better control of the assembly pressure with this press. It is nice to have a assembly ‘station’. I highly recommend this Assembly/Disassembly Press."
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