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[Smitty37]

I sent out a bunch of Woodwrite Signature pen kits on a swap deal a little while ago. For the information of any of the members who didn't already figure it out. That kit is about the same as the PSI Classic or Classic Elite rollerball/fountain pen and uses the same bushings PKPAR10-B2.

 

[Buzzzz4]

Do you know which drill bits to use?

 

[Woodlvr]

I have some of the old kits and they use the same bushings and a 10mm drill bit.

 

[Smitty37]

yes

Do you know which drill bits to use?

10mm - PSI also has spare tubes . but I don't know that they are identical because the PSI Classic Elite 2 is the current version and I'm not sure the tubes are the same.

 

[Powerstroke 7.3]

I used a standard 3/8" bit and was pleased with the fit. I used a digital caliber to check the sizing.

 

[penmaker1967]

the lits i got a 3/8 bit would not work i had to get a v bit will order a set of these bushing hopefully they will work i triued calling the company who made this kit and their phone number was not a working number

 

[ghostrider]

The kit is sold by Berea as the Streamline American, and is still available from them.

Streamline American™ - Screw Cap - Roller Ball Titanium Gold Pen Kit Making Supplies Berea HardWoods

I don't know about the previous version of PSI's Classic, but the current versions of their's is 10mm, while the Streamline/Signature takes a "V" drill bit (Woodcraft calls for 3/8" which is close).

Bushings can be obtained from Berea, Exotics, and AS.

Bushings are either 34A, or 2B.

 

[sumterdad]

I finally got around to turning one the other night. Was using calipers and got to just about right. Instead of saying I will sand the rest down to size I put the tool.on it for one more pass checked it with the calipers and found I had just overturned it a good bit. Oh well I will try another one this weekend.