Father Seng pen kits

[schellfarms]

Has anyone ever heard of father seng pen kits? I tried searching it on several search engines, but nothing...

 

[Jerryconn]

They are on the Craft supplies USA site

 

[JimGo]

More specifically... Click here for the Father Sing kits

 

[Jerryconn]

Boy you're good at that JimGo []

 

[ed4copies]

Father Sing pens were designed by Dick Sing, in conjunction with CSUSA. It is a slimline with a longer lower tube (all 7mm). Dick always thought the slimline would be improved if it were closer to the ratio of the Euro.

If you make it without a centerband, it looks a lot like the KC (Kip Christensen) pen. (I believe this is also the same pen).[][]

 

[Ryan]

It is about the only slim line I will turn. Beside being longer it also has a thicker centerband.

Ryan

 

[its_virgil]

I've made all of my slimlines with a longer lower barrel for quite awhile now. I also like the upper barrel larger than the lower. I also don't use the CB or make my own and often burn lines on the lower end of the upper barrel. But I've never purchased a Father Sing or a KC Twist. Sorry, Dick and Kip, but slimlines are cheaper.

Father Sing pens: http://tinyurl.com/nyhk4
KC Twist: http://tinyurl.com/ofv9z

Do a good turn daily!
Don

Originally posted by ed4copies
<br />Father Sing pens were designed by Dick Sing, in conjunction with CSUSA. It is a slimline with a longer lower tube (all 7mm). Dick always thought the slimline would be improved if it were closer to the ratio of the Euro.

If you make it without a centerband, it looks a lot like the KC (Kip Christensen) pen. (I believe this is also the same pen).[][]

 

[arioux]

Hi,

Look at Russ Fairfield site, you can make it from a slimline kit.

http://www.woodturnerruss.com/Pen10.html

Look specially at the Russ-line and the Fat-line (same as father sing).

You can have a classier look by replacing your slimline tubes with the 7mm euro ones, that what i do.

Alfred