shastastan
Member
Last year I bought some music clef clips to use with some PSI slim line kits. These were the cheap kits. The clips did not fit the caps, but I managed to force them on to the caps and into the tubes using my pen press. Of course I managed to split the wood and ruin one. Then I tried using a round file to make the clip holes bigger to fit the caps. That was a pain so I stopped using the music clef clips.
I read on here that the more expensive slim line kits are better quality. I bought some and they are. However yesterday, I split the top wood section again trying to get the clip on the cap. The others I had used fit right over the caps, but this one did not. I guess my question is should I always make sure that the clips are always on the caps all the way before assembly into the tubes? Is there a problem with the size of the parts not being consistent? I would rather pay more for better quality kits than ruin my work during assembly. Please comment/advise. Thanks!
I read on here that the more expensive slim line kits are better quality. I bought some and they are. However yesterday, I split the top wood section again trying to get the clip on the cap. The others I had used fit right over the caps, but this one did not. I guess my question is should I always make sure that the clips are always on the caps all the way before assembly into the tubes? Is there a problem with the size of the parts not being consistent? I would rather pay more for better quality kits than ruin my work during assembly. Please comment/advise. Thanks!