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wolftat
Product Reviews Manager
Threaded insert to stop the Baron/Navigator from opening in ones pocket.
Whatever it is, good luck with it.
Whatever it is, good luck with it.
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Mudder
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tim self
Member
Silicone Thread mold inserted in mold for kitless pens?
USAFVET98
Member
A center band mould for alumalite or polyresin?
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Mudder
Guest
Think about it......
An improvement to My Design
http://content.penturners.org/articles/2006/sierrapencil1.pdf
An improvement to My Design
http://content.penturners.org/articles/2006/sierrapencil1.pdf
USAFVET98
Member
Is it an insert for a snug fit?
fiferb
Member
You're going to use it to thread the insert into the sierra to make a pencil easier.
wolftat
Product Reviews Manager
Is it some way to automate the return? Or a transmission removal tool for when they are shoved all the way in?
USAFVET98
Member
It's the base to a tiny plastic light bulb.... 
USAFVET98
Member
Maybe a shock absorber of some kind? It looks like with deep enough threads it could be used for parts to spring back....
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Mudder
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wolftat
Product Reviews Manager
Now you just have me lost. How is that going to do something? I'm sure you see it, but I need a push in the right direction.
USAFVET98
Member
Ok.. That makes a lot more sense than my tiny light bulb theory... LOL
Cant wait to see the finished design.
Cant wait to see the finished design.
USAFVET98
Member
Ok.. I think I got it. The nib will screw into the first set of threads, then the transmission into your new peice, followed by the turning and the clip?
thewishman
Member
I dunno. I think it looks more like an Amatuer-o-type than a prototype. But that is just one man's opinion.:wink:
USAFVET98
Member
Damn Chris! Dont hold back.. LOL
I dunno. I think it looks more like an Amatuer-o-type than a prototype. But that is just one man's opinion.:wink:
chriselle
Member
I dunno. I think it looks more like an Amatuer-o-type than a prototype. But that is just one man's opinion.:wink:
Glad I wasn't drinking anything when I read that...:biggrin::biggrin:
NewLondon88
Local Chapter Leader
Ah .. I see it now.
I was thinking you made a PVC thread clean-out tool for your die. :tongue:
(although you'd have to make a whole set..)
I was thinking you made a PVC thread clean-out tool for your die. :tongue:
(although you'd have to make a whole set..)
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Mudder
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Look at the nib end of a sierra and you will see that the threads that the transmission assembly thread into are very deep. The design intent is to screw the pencil mechanism into the nib end deep enough so that the transmission assembly will thread in behind it. This will make it much easier to accommodate for variations in the depth of the mechanism and has the added benefit id eliminating the "spongy feeling" that some of these conversions exhibit.
The reason that this came about is because a member had recently purchased some of the Rizheng kits and they are different enough from the kits currently on the market that my conversion instructions will not work. Gerry graciously provided my with a couple of kits and a mechanism to experiment with and he is also sending me a couple more kits so that I can document the "new and improved" process. This process does involve the investment in an odd sized tap & die but I was able to purchase them both for less than $25.00. Instructions will follow as soon as I get then done.
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PR_Princess
Member
ROTFLMAO..
Now Scott, how could you possibly destroy such a lovely gift???
I am deeply hurt.:crying::mad-tongue:
wolftat
Product Reviews Manager
Now it makes sense, you threw me off with the eraser part. Good upgrade on your conversion.