Pen Wizard Fordum Adapter ???

[Bob Roehrig]

Hello all, I may have finally found a lead on obtaining a used Pen Wizard machine. In case this works out, I'd like to know if anyone out there has the Beall Fordum tool adapter for their machine that I may get some measurements and pictures to make myself one. If my machine comes through, I want to be able to use 1/4" router bits with it and the Fordum would be my answer. Thanks in advance.....hope someone has one.

 

[its_virgil]

I used a Foredom 44T (if I recall) and don't recall having an adapter. But, I've slept since then.

You might see if you can contact Ed Davidson. He did more with the pen wizard than anyone else I recall.

Yoyospin.com

 

[Bob Roehrig]

I used a Foredom 44T (if I recall) and don't recall having an adapter. But, I've slept since then.

Hi.....very interesting. If you did use the 44T handpiece, how did you secure onto the Pen Wizard to make it work? I'm thinking about just making one out of wood and securing it to the machine but I have no idea what it even looks like. Was hoping someone out there could send me a few closeup pictures of there's. I can make anything if I can see a picture of it. Your the only response I've receieved and I'm starting to believe there are not many Pen Wizard users left among us. Thanks for getting back to me on this.

 

[its_virgil]

Ed Davidson

Davidson LatheCraft

Unique, collectible toys that spin - handmade one at a time.

davidsonlc.bigcartel.com

 

[its_virgil]

After seeing pictures I recall there was a 44t adapter.

 

[TDahl]

Hi Bob,

This may be the item you are looking for. The tube looks like it is made from delrin or similar plastic material. The OD is 1 5/8" and the ID is 1 1/64" and the length is 2 ". The hole for the black anchor bolt is 3/4" from the closest end. The three holes on the top line up with the three holes on the tool holder on the Pen Wizard. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions or need any other measurements. I bought mine a while back and have just started experimenting with it during the last few months. There seem to be a lot of possibilities.

Tim