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Using slimline kits is an inexpensive way to experiment with different designs as I have discovered.
Personally I don't care to use the center rings supplied with the kits.The idea that the center section must return to the diameter of the the ring is sometimes frustrating.
Using the pen mill is also limiting to the outer diameter of the mill.
I have been looking at the sanding jig at PSI and though the concept seems good I am concerned as to the amaount of toeque exerted on the end of the tube while squaring the end.
It seems to me the rod that supports the barrel will bend over time.
Does anyone use this sanding jig to sqare off their pens?
The Mill I am using now is from WoodCraft and I believe it is 1/2".
What mill would allow me a larger dia for slimline pens?
Personally I don't care to use the center rings supplied with the kits.The idea that the center section must return to the diameter of the the ring is sometimes frustrating.
Using the pen mill is also limiting to the outer diameter of the mill.
I have been looking at the sanding jig at PSI and though the concept seems good I am concerned as to the amaount of toeque exerted on the end of the tube while squaring the end.
It seems to me the rod that supports the barrel will bend over time.
Does anyone use this sanding jig to sqare off their pens?
The Mill I am using now is from WoodCraft and I believe it is 1/2".
What mill would allow me a larger dia for slimline pens?