Different Names for Pen Kits

[jkeithrussell]

Has anyone already taken the time to put together a chart or summary of all of the different types/names of pen kits that are the basically the same only made by different manufacturers -- like Wall Street/Elegant Beauty/Sierra?

 

[Tn-Steve]

I'd love to see something like that myself. As a noob it's some times tough to keep them straight.

I would go one further and would like to see what would be the "Defining Characteristics" that would describe that pen, like a slimline being a very thin pen, generally straight or gentle rounding, and a Sierra (?) has only one turned section at the top, with a long tapering tip end. (I think that's how I remember it). See, I REALLY Need that help.

 

[Randy_]

Has anyone already taken the time to put together a chart or summary of all of the different types/names of pen kits that are the basically the same only made by different manufacturers -- like Wall Street/Elegant Beauty/Sierra?

I've got something like that I am putting together and have been meaning to post here. I need to update it since there are a lot of new kits that have come out since I last worked on it. I keep thinking I ought to just post it as is and let you guys fill in the missing pieces??

 

[mywoodshopca]

Sounds like a good idea, only chart I have for pens is attached here, cant remember where I saved it from to give due credit.

 

[jkeithrussell]

Well, that's a really nice start. Thanks.

Sounds like a good idea, only chart I have for pens is attached here, cant remember where I saved it from to give due credit.

 

[Lee Patz]

Converted Chart

I took Jason's Chart and converted it to a Microsoft Excel file. If I knew how to upload it I would, but I'll be happy to Email it to anyone.
Maybe I can make a Zip file - I'll try that.
Lee

 

[Lee Patz]

If this works there is an Excel file within the ZIP file.
Lee

 

[jkeithrussell]

Works fine.

Thank you.

If this works there is an Excel file within the ZIP file.
Lee

 

[tiahrt]

please send me the spreadsheet.

Thank you
Frank T.
ftiahrt@morningstarco.com

 

[JimB]

I've got something like that I am putting together and have been meaning to post here. I need to update it since there are a lot of new kits that have come out since I last worked on it. I keep thinking I ought to just post it as is and let you guys fill in the missing pieces??

Randy - If yours tells what kits are the same as others then I sure would like to see it. By "same" I mean use the same bushings and tubes. Even if doesn't have all the kits yet it sould still be helpful.

 

[MobilMan]

Jason. Nice chart. I notice that on the Jr. Emperor you list the drill sizes as 12.5 & 27/64. But according to CSUSA it takes a 10.5 & 12.5. I just purchased some of the kits & got the bits they call for. [??????] Maybe I should check the tubes before I drill. Or have you found the 27/64 works better? Thanks

 

[Nick]

Lee,
Thanks, Your file opened fine.
Thank You

 

[Lee Patz]

Frank,
File sent