Help identify pen kit

[woodstump]

I have a bag full of these kits that I bought some time ago that I'm trying to identify. I think it's a cigar pen, but I'm not sure and I need to find the directions for turning and assembling. I've attached a scan of the parts, any ideas? And do you have the Instruction sheet if you know what it is?

Thanks, Don

 

[Old Griz]

Yup looks like a cigar kit to me...

 

[Jake Byrd]

Looks like one to me to

 

[KKingery]

I think it's one also...

 

[dmadis]

Instructions for cigar pens are at
http://www.pennstateind.com/library/PKBIG&PCL.pdf
That's definately a cigar pen kit.

 

[jkirkb94]

Cigar to me also. Kirk[8D]

 

[ctEaglesc]

Here's the link toPSI's cigar, they're all the same.
Watch it when you put the bushings on
From the nib end it goes
Smallest ,second largest, largest, second smallest.(at the finial)
I know I've put them on wrong at least once.
http://www.pennstateind.com/library/PKBIG&PCL.pdf

 

[woodstump]

I thought it was this kit at first too, but there is some differences that gave me pause.... looking at the attached picture, is the writing nib a composite of parts A,B, and C?

The Center band in the diabram appears to be black and chrome, suggesting a composite of the two material as oppossed to the piece I have that is completely black.

And thanks guys, incredible speed and helpfullness on those posts.

Don

Originally posted by cteaglesc
<br />Here's the link toPSI's cigar, they're all the same.
Watch it when you put the bushings on
From the nib end it goes
Smallest ,second largest, largest, second smallest.(at the finial)
I know I've put them on wrong at least once.
http://www.pennstateind.com/library/PKBIG&PCL.pdf

 

[darbytee]

Don, the writing nib is indeed three parts.

 

[Fleabit]

Yes on the three parts. Looks like you got it nailed. Good luck on the pen.

 

[knifecut]

Looks like a Berea Cigar Pen to me.

 

[woodscavenger]

Tell you what, why don't you just send them to me and I will send you a nicely labelled slimline kit complete with directions. []

Looks like the ciagr kit to me.

 

[woodstump]

Thanks, but I think I've got the 411 on these kits now. Maybe you should change your name to Kitscavenger [^]

BTW, I found this page off of Pikes Peak woodturners site that shows a really good picture of all the parts and instructions. Just what I needed.

http://www.penturners.org/content/CigarPenInstructions.pdf

Originally posted by woodscavenger
<br />Tell you what, why don't you just send them to me and I will send you a nicely labelled slimline kit complete with directions. []

Looks like the ciagr kit to me.

[][8D]

 

[jdavis]

Penn State has turning instructions at their web site. They are a good source of info for turning. Keep turning

 

[woodstump]

I've put some of these together now with fairly good results. Unfortunately, my pen mills I have are 7mm and 10?mm. The 10mm penmill doesn't fit snugly inside the tube for this item. What size mill does a berea cigar pen use?

Don