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    [quote=tdrumnut;1507355]hey there Big Shed

    Quote Originally Posted by Big Shed View Post
    This is one of the reasons I use the tailstock on my lathe as a pen press, more control.
    It is also cheaper, no extra expense, apart from a few bits of Delrin (acetal).

    Where do I get Delrin from?

    I dont think glue inside the tube is the problem with mine as I plug the ends with blue tac prior to gluing up.

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    Rumnut
    I buy it in 4m lenghts, but I believe it is being sold in 300mm lenghts on Ebay.

    There was a thread about this not long ago, you have to do a search for Delrin or acetal.

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    Had a batch of them a little while ago that could be pushed in by hand!
    Quote Originally Posted by Tiger View Post
    Fred how did you get around this? I know what to do when they're tight but when they're loose?
    A small drop of Med CA works great for those loose fittings.

    Les

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    Quote Originally Posted by Les in Red Deer View Post
    Had a batch of them a little while ago that could be pushed in by hand!


    A small drop of Med CA works great for those loose fittings.

    Les
    Great idea Les.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Les in Red Deer View Post

    A small drop of Med CA works great for those loose fittings.

    Les
    Don't think I want to go anywhere near a transmission with CA

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Shed View Post
    Don't think I want to go anywhere near a transmission with CA
    There was no mention of loose transmissions, just loose fittings.

    Les

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    Quote Originally Posted by Les in Red Deer View Post
    There was no mention of loose transmissions, just loose fittings.

    Les

    Quote Originally Posted by Big Shed View Post
    This is one of the reasons I use the tailstock on my lathe as a pen press, more control.
    It is also cheaper, no extra expense, apart from a few bits of Delrin (acetal).

    Transmissions, slimline in particular, can vary quite a bit in size between manufacturers and/or batches.
    Had a batch of them a little while ago that could be pushed in by hand!
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