A little late, but just wanted to say how much I appreciate your recognition of our veterans. What a great idea to make a special pen and pass on to a veteran. I am just getting started in pen turning, but will make it a point to make a pen just to give to a vet. Thanks for the inspiration.
I realize that this is an older video but your idea of giving to the vets is a great one. I didn’t serve but my father in law and both of my boys have. I appreciate the freedoms that their sacrifice affords me. Well done Bob.
I know its an old video, but I've just seen it. I absolutely love the "give away to a vet" plug. I am a 20yr Navy vet and things like this mean the world to me. Thanks again!
I think that over the years, that I have watched all of your videos. This is just another fine example of why you are a Master pen maker. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing!
I want one!!! I am relatively new wood turner. I’ve made about 20 pens so far. I would LOVE to do this project, and turn a blank for a vet! Very cool idea to say thank you to our veterans all over the country.
Great pen from Honor Flight cutoffs and a beautiful finish. As a 29 year vet, I want to thank you for doing that. My daughter who does all my shopping these days said she saw you at the Garland Rockler store yesterday but you were teaching a class and she didn't want to bother you.
Hello Paul, Don’t tell her this but that wasn’t me. I was at work in Indiana all day yesterday. I wish I was at Rockler teaching a class. Thank you for your service. Regards, Bob
Oh I would live one and easy to give to a vet, even if I don't look in the mirror. I am 25 minutes from ft Campbell and still know several people out there. Love your videos and I have learned a lot thanks Bob
Excellent idea Bob, we can’t thank our veterans enough for the sacrifices they’ve made for our freedoms. I want one. Thank you for all the great content, I’ve learned tons watching your videos.
I would have loved one, but obviously I’m too late to the game, but, you do have a new follower! Love your idea of handing the outcome to a random vet! Thank you four supporting us vets!
Good morning Bob ! Just finished viewing your video on cut offs ! For some time now in have been saving bunch of cut offs and will try and make a pen using your video to guide me ! Thanks for the tip enjoy looking at you videos ! Have a good week ! Vic from Val-Comeau Newbrunswick Canada 👍
I to make pens. Have been for over 25 years. I finally glued my thumb to a blank. CA glue dribbled down onto it and I did not notice. Note to self: keep plenty on the Uncure fluid around and it is great to have the wife help un-stick the blank...after she stops laughing.
I know this video is old. At this point it appears to be five years old. Just like most Americans, I know that veterans have given a lot, have sacrificed a lot, and basically when someone signs up for the military, they have increased their odds of dying at an earlier age than they would have otherwise. My main point is that I want to thank you for reminding me what a huge sacrifice both veterans and their families make and have made to protect all of us. I also think it’s awesome that you were doing something concrete to show your thanks, and multiplying that gift of thanks in such a creative manner.
Thank you Scot, I know of many people who have made pens because of this video and given them to veterans. I’m thankful for what I have and wanted to show my appreciation. Regards, Bob
Sure wish I'd seen this video in time to get one of your blanks!! But because of your idea! I turned a red white and blue pen last night and i will carry it until i bump into a vet and it will be given to them!!!
Love the blanks and the idea behind them! As the son of a AF veteran I am deeply moved by the idea. I live in eastern NM home of Cannon AFB special operations base. I would love to receive one of your blanks and give it to someone that would be much appreciated by it. Thanks Bob for the great videos.
Thank you Nick, I’ve already given them away. You can still turn one on your and pass it along to a veteran. I’m challenging everyone to do that. Regards, Bob
Just a few questions. Sanding with the metal bushes on, usually, in my experience, ends up with the metal from the bushings bleeding into the grain of the wood. Therefore leaving a darker grey circle at the ends. Applying CA to the blanks with the metal bushings still on would leave it stuck firmly to the bushings.
Just place if a thin coat of C/A as a sanding sealer won’t usually glue the bushings to the lathe. If it does, tap the bushing on the lather bed and it will come lose. Regards, Bob
Super idea. Have been saving pieces also for the same purpose. I like how you put them together with the CA and the tube. Probably will do the same with a 7mm slimline pen
Hi Bob. Once again, love your videos. I just got my pen mandrel, so will be doing lots of turning of pens. I would love one of your blanks for a Vet. Thank you.
Hey Bob. Wish I had seen this back when you made those blanks. I know several Vets that would have loved a pen. Still a cool looking pen and an idea for me to turn. Still getting my shop setup and doing my chemo treatments but I have some ides for some pens. Take care my friend.
Man that’s awesome I would love to have one but waiting for my lathe but I rather someone who is not a veteran, do it, I’m a vet also I was in our volunteer fire department for 24 years and 17 years as a Police Officer but my lathe will soon been in my little shop and can’t wait to start turning. Thank you and all the people helped you for honoring our veterans god bless you.
Hello Tom, I pull the blank to the end of the mandrel and allow the bushing to hang over. A little downward pressure and the bushing will release. There will be a rough edge on the blank so I go back to the belt sander and use my sanding jig to remove it. Occasionally I put the bushings on the mandrel and use a skew to clean them off. Regards, Bob
Thank you, Here’s the link: Sanding Jig -Pay close attention there is a large and a small jig depending on your sander. www.turnerswarehouse.com/?ref=8zgq7wolkt- (Search for Sanding Jig)
I want one Bob. I've got the perfect person in mind, he's served 3 tours in Afghanistan and Iraq and we are now friends and work colleagues for the Western Australia Fire Service. All the best mate from Down under. Keep up the awesome channel.
I want one! I'd love the chance to give a vet a pen and am doing a gun show in a couple weeks. Lots of Vets to do this with. Thanks Bob and congrats in advance to the winners.
Thank you Howard, I’ve already given them away. You can still turn one on your and pass it along to a veteran. I’m challenging everyone to do that. Regards, Bob
I use all the grits. If I’m MMing C/A then I just lightly use the pads. Do not use much pressure or use the pads for very long. Also, please wipe the blank between each grit. Regards, Bob
I am just getting into turning. Done a few bowls and haven't tried, but the pens seem a great enduring gift. Thanks for your video... subscribed. I know... I am a little late to your giveaway but great idea! Go Vets!
After I clean the raw blanks with Denatured Alcohol, I put one coat of thin C/A on them to reduce the cross contamination from the sawdust. Regards, Bob
Love making pens like this. I also use my Slimline pen kits that have left over pieces. Gold nib, copper collar, chrome clip, etc. My wife calls them Leftovers. lol Really good for when you want to turn for fun/practice and don't have any full blanks.
Hey Bob, Shoot man, I missed the give away by a million hour jaja. I've been carving wood signs for two years now and got interested in pen turning to the point that in less than 24 hours of planning, I bought everything I needed to start turning. It's been a week since I started turning pens and I'm getting the hang of it. Thanks for the videos. Ohh and I'll be on the lookout for the next give away, my boss is veteran. Thanks
A little late, but just wanted to say how much I appreciate your recognition of our veterans. What a great idea to make a special pen and pass on to a veteran. I am just getting started in pen turning, but will make it a point to make a pen just to give to a vet. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you,
It was my pleasure.
Regards,
Bob
I realize that this is an older video but your idea of giving to the vets is a great one. I didn’t serve but my father in law and both of my boys have. I appreciate the freedoms that their sacrifice affords me. Well done Bob.
Thank you Levi,
Regards,
Bob
I know its an old video, but I've just seen it. I absolutely love the "give away to a vet" plug. I am a 20yr Navy vet and things like this mean the world to me. Thanks again!
Thank you for your service. It was the least I could to and it was truly my pleasure.
Regards,
Bob
Love it. I have a variety of cutoffs of differing widths. It’ll be fun to experiment with. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you Derek,
You will have some uniques blanks using this process.
Regards,
Bob
I want one. I am a veteran myself, and I thank you for supporting my fellow veterans.
Thank you Peter,
You’re entered. Thank you for your service.
Regards,
Bob
I think that over the years, that I have watched all of your videos. This is just another fine example of why you are a Master pen maker. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing!
Thank you Jon,
I appreciate that. I’d rather just be the shop next door where everybody’s hangs out. That would be cool.
Regards,
Bob
what a beautiful piece!
Thank you.
Regards,
Bob
Nice looking pen Bob . The vets are going to appreciate all the effort that went into this . Take care.
Thank you Glen.
Regards,
Bob
I want one!!! I am relatively new wood turner. I’ve made about 20 pens so far. I would LOVE to do this project, and turn a blank for a vet! Very cool idea to say thank you to our veterans all over the country.
Thank you Bradley,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Great pen from Honor Flight cutoffs and a beautiful finish. As a 29 year vet, I want to thank you for doing that. My daughter who does all my shopping these days said she saw you at the Garland Rockler store yesterday but you were teaching a class and she didn't want to bother you.
Hello Paul,
Don’t tell her this but that wasn’t me. I was at work in Indiana all day yesterday. I wish I was at Rockler teaching a class.
Thank you for your service.
Regards,
Bob
Thank you for all you do. I thought she might have a little wrong. Have a good day!
Oh I would live one and easy to give to a vet, even if I don't look in the mirror. I am 25 minutes from ft Campbell and still know several people out there. Love your videos and I have learned a lot thanks Bob
Thank you Bert,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Excellent idea Bob, we can’t thank our veterans enough for the sacrifices they’ve made for our freedoms. I want one. Thank you for all the great content, I’ve learned tons watching your videos.
Thank you,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
I really like what you did here with the blanks. Thanks for sharing the tips and for appretiating what we veterans do eery day. GOD bless!
You are very welcome. Thank you for your service.
Regards,
Bob
I would have loved one, but obviously I’m too late to the game, but, you do have a new follower! Love your idea of handing the outcome to a random vet! Thank you four supporting us vets!
Thank you Bruce,
It was my pleasure. Thank you for your service.
Regards,
Bob
Good morning Bob ! Just finished viewing your video on cut offs ! For some time now in have been saving bunch of cut offs and will try and make a pen using your video to guide me ! Thanks for the tip enjoy looking at you videos ! Have a good week ! Vic from Val-Comeau Newbrunswick Canada 👍
Thank you Victor.
Regards,
Bob
I want one! Bob, this is a great idea for those of us who were not able to join in, but still wanted to find a way to contribute.
Thank you Doug,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
10/10. I tried this with Acrylic cut off's. Came out awesome just like your's. Great video, thank you.
Thank you.
This is a great way to use up all those cut offs and to make some really cool blanks.
Regards,
Bob
Gosh that’s a really gorgeous pen Bob, great challenge. You take care now.
Thank you Val.
Regards,
Bob
What a awesome idea. Good on you sir!
Thank you.
Regards,
Bob
I WANT one. Have a vet in mind that would love it. Great idea on making and giving these blanks away. Your the man.
Thank you Charlie,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
I to make pens. Have been for over 25 years. I finally glued my thumb to a blank. CA glue dribbled down onto it and I did not notice. Note to self: keep plenty on the Uncure fluid around and it is great to have the wife help un-stick the blank...after she stops laughing.
LOL, everyone does that at least once even if the don’t admit it. 😃
I know this video is old. At this point it appears to be five years old. Just like most Americans, I know that veterans have given a lot, have sacrificed a lot, and basically when someone signs up for the military, they have increased their odds of dying at an earlier age than they would have otherwise. My main point is that I want to thank you for reminding me what a huge sacrifice both veterans and their families make and have made to protect all of us. I also think it’s awesome that you were doing something concrete to show your thanks, and multiplying that gift of thanks in such a creative manner.
Thank you Scot,
I know of many people who have made pens because of this video and given them to veterans. I’m thankful for what I have and wanted to show my appreciation.
Regards,
Bob
A great idea Bob, a lovely pen. Had I seen this video earlier I would have snatched your hand off. Anyway, a nice gesture on your part. 👍👍😍👏👏
Thank you Eric.
Regards,
Bob
Excellent work Bob, beautiful colours , good idea!
Thank you Kwstas.
Regards,
Bob
Brilliant idea for support for vets Bob👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you Alan.
Regards,
Bob
Thank you for the reply👍🏽
😃
Sure wish I'd seen this video in time to get one of your blanks!! But because of your idea! I turned a red white and blue pen last night and i will carry it until i bump into a vet and it will be given to them!!!
That is awesome John! Thank you for making one of your own and for honoring a vet.
Regards,
Bob
I want one and will certainly find a veteran to give it to. Thanks for this and all of the videos they are appreciated and enjoyed!
Thank you Stuart,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
I want one. I am a veteran myself. I love to turn pens and will give it to one of my veteran friends. Thanks for doing this.
Thank you William,
You’re entered. Thank you for your service.
Regards,
Bob
RJB. Went to large screen and figured it out. Thank you.
Thank you.
Great ideas, both the pen blank and gifting a veteran. I would love to have one. I appreciate your enthusiasm for pen turning!
Thank you Timmothy,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Very cool video and the pen looks awesome. I think it’s awesome what your doing for the Veterans.
Thank you Thom.
Regards,
Bob
I already have done that last week4 veterans around Shreveport La.Thank for your Channel
Bob
Thank you for what you’re doing, it is appreciated.
Regards,
Bob
That has turned out really good. Being a veteran myself I appreciate what you have done Bob. Thanks.
Thank you for your service Mike.
Regards,
Bob
Great idea, and a very nice pen.
Thank you Dennis.
Regards,
Bob
Those are beautiful Bob, next time you make them I would be willing to purchase a few
Thank you Andrew.
Regards,
Bob
Great pen and a awesome idea on the cut offs. Have a great week Bob.
Thank you Robert.
Regards,
Bob
Wow...I never thought of doing that. Thank you for the video. I'm going to my garage now and looking for the cut offs :)
Thank you Michael.
It does make for some interesting blanks.
Regards,
Bob
@@RJBWoodTurner Thanks for the reply Bob. Not everyone does that. I just finished my pen using 3 types of wood. It came out great. Thanks again.
@@michaeldequatro1012 That’s awesome! Now you won’t have all those cut offs laying around that you don’t know what to do with.
Regards,
Bob
Love the blanks and the idea behind them! As the son of a AF veteran I am deeply moved by the idea. I live in eastern NM home of Cannon AFB special operations base. I would love to receive one of your blanks and give it to someone that would be much appreciated by it. Thanks Bob for the great videos.
Thank you Nick,
I’ve already given them away. You can still turn one on your and pass it along to a veteran. I’m challenging everyone to do that.
Regards,
Bob
I did some acrylic mixed pieces and the pen came out beautiful.
That sounds cool Jonathan.
Regards,
Bob
Great way ti use up the offcuts, Very attractive Pen,
Thank you John.
Regards,
Bob
I want one Bob. What a great idea. Thanks
Thank you David,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
I want one. I love that you are suporting troops like this.
Thank you David,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
I want one for a UK veteran. I think what you did for them was amazing!
Love your videos Bob I have learned so much from them.
Ian
Thank you Ian
You’re entered. I think it’s awesome to have the UK represented here too.
Regards,
Bob
I want one Bob. I know several veterans who would appreciate this.
Thank you Doug,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Just a few questions. Sanding with the metal bushes on, usually, in my experience, ends up with the metal from the bushings bleeding into the grain of the wood. Therefore leaving a darker grey circle at the ends. Applying CA to the blanks with the metal bushings still on would leave it stuck firmly to the bushings.
Just place if a thin coat of C/A as a sanding sealer won’t usually glue the bushings to the lathe. If it does, tap the bushing on the lather bed and it will come lose.
Regards,
Bob
What a great idea!!!! Great video!
Thanks!!!!
Thank you Harvey.
Regards,
Bob
Great idea for using the cutoffs. I want one!
Thank you Jeff,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Super idea. Have been saving pieces also for the same purpose. I like how you put them together with the CA and the tube. Probably will do the same with a 7mm slimline pen
Thank you David.
Regards,
Bob
I want one. Fantastic idea.
Thank you Bobby,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
That’s a very nice looking pen Bob.
Thank you.
Regards,
Bob
I want one. That is a great idea. I was just looking at my scraps and thinking of doing this same thing.
Thank you April,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
I realize this is five years old but I wanted to jump on here and thank you for recognizing our veterans. Thank you!
You’re very welcome. It’s not much but maybe it inspired others.
Regards,
Bob
Great job on the leftovers Bob. What a great looking pen! Would be honored to get one of those blanks to make for a veteran!
Thank you Terry,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Thank you for thinking of us troops! Tim C, SMSgt, USAF, Ret.
Thank you for your service.
Regards,
Bob
Pen turned out great sir!
Thank you Bennie.
Regards,
Bob
I want one please. I think that looks great you done a great job. I think what your club did was fantastic. Thanks for the video.
Thank you Donald,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
I want Bob. Thanks, Terry
Thank you Terry,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Wonderful job!
Thank you Tracy.
Regards,
Bob
Hi Bob. Once again, love your videos. I just got my pen mandrel, so will be doing lots of turning of pens. I would love one of your blanks for a Vet. Thank you.
Thank you Deanna,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Hey Bob. Wish I had seen this back when you made those blanks. I know several Vets that would have loved a pen. Still a cool looking pen and an idea for me to turn. Still getting my shop setup and doing my chemo treatments but I have some ides for some pens. Take care my friend.
Thank you Joel,
You take care too buddy.
Regards,
Bob
I want one Bob, like I said that would be fun with the guys at the VA.!!!
Thank you Ken,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
I want one! What a great idea!
Thank you Deas,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
I want one!! That’s a wonderful idea! I’m up for it. Thank for the videos
Thank you Joseph,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Man that’s awesome I would love to have one but waiting for my lathe but I rather someone who is not a veteran, do it, I’m a vet also I was in our volunteer fire department for 24 years and 17 years as a Police Officer but my lathe will soon been in my little shop and can’t wait to start turning. Thank you and all the people helped you for honoring our veterans god bless you.
Thank you for your service as a military veteran, police veteran and veteran fire fighter.
Regards,
Bob
Nice job Bob. I want one.
Thank you John, you’re in.
Regards,
Bob
Do you have a video on your jig at the sander?
At the end of this video:
ua-cam.com/video/gC4GW_a8Zm4/v-deo.html
Regards,
Bob
Thanks
Just wandering about it seams like a great ideal for the lath
Also fantastic ideal for the vets
Thank you Kenny.
Regards,
Bob
A little late but great video. I have a "Turn a Pen for a Veteran" class at Rockler here in San Diego in a week. Looking forward to my first one.
Thank you.
Enjoy your class.
Regards,
Bob
I noticed the c a on the white bushings, how did you separate from the wood? thanks
Hello Tom,
I pull the blank to the end of the mandrel and allow the bushing to hang over. A little downward pressure and the bushing will release.
There will be a rough edge on the blank so I go back to the belt sander and use my sanding jig to remove it.
Occasionally I put the bushings on the mandrel and use a skew to clean them off.
Regards,
Bob
Thanks Bob
Thank you.
Enjoyed this video. I am interested in acquiring a squaring tool to use on my sander. Please advise, thank you and keep up the great work!!
Thank you,
Here’s the link:
Sanding Jig -Pay close attention there is a large and a small jig depending on your sander.
www.turnerswarehouse.com/?ref=8zgq7wolkt-
(Search for Sanding Jig)
I love the look of that bob I’m definitely going to give it a try myself.
Thank you Dave.
Regards,
Bob
I want one Bob. I've got the perfect person in mind, he's served 3 tours in Afghanistan and Iraq and we are now friends and work colleagues for the Western Australia Fire Service.
All the best mate from Down under.
Keep up the awesome channel.
Where abouts are you in WA?? Im also in WA
Perth, northern suburbs 👍
I want one! I have a number of veteran who would be deserving. Thanks!
Brendan Atkinson me too
Thank you Rod,
You’re entered. I found your other request and popped you in off that one.
Regards,
Bob
I want one. Great idea!
Thank you,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Very cool giveaway. Thank you for supporting our veterans!
Thank you.
Regards,
Bob
Hi Bob quick question what speed do you turn at when your micro meshing a wood pen. Thanks, Dave
Somewhere around 700 RPMs.
Regards,
Bob
I want one! I'd love the chance to give a vet a pen and am doing a gun show in a couple weeks. Lots of Vets to do this with. Thanks Bob and congrats in advance to the winners.
Thank you Howard,
I’ve already given them away. You can still turn one on your and pass it along to a veteran. I’m challenging everyone to do that.
Regards,
Bob
Do you use just one grit of micro mesh to finish your finish? If so which grit is that?
I use all the grits. If I’m MMing C/A then I just lightly use the pads. Do not use much pressure or use the pads for very long. Also, please wipe the blank between each grit.
Regards,
Bob
Can you do the same thing with acrylic?
I don’t see why not, I would use epoxy to ensure a good bond.
Regards,
Bob
I am just getting into turning. Done a few bowls and haven't tried, but the pens seem a great enduring gift. Thanks for your video... subscribed. I know... I am a little late to your giveaway but great idea! Go Vets!
Thank you, this was a fun video and hopefully we made a few vets happy. I agree with you, Go Vets!
Regards,
Bob
Very nice,, thanks for sharing
Thank you Mitchell.
Regards,
Bob
I want one Bob. Awesome way of saying thanks. I'm down for giving it to a random veteran.
Thank you Randy,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
What pen kit did you use? Thanks in advance
Hello Paul,
I used a Sierra.
Regards,
Bob
Sounds great... count me in!!!
Thank you Scott, you’re in.
Regards,
Bob
How did you keep sawdust from one segment contaminating the other segments? Was this when you wiped the raw blank?
After I clean the raw blanks with Denatured Alcohol, I put one coat of thin C/A on them to reduce the cross contamination from the sawdust.
Regards,
Bob
Beautiful
Thank you Joe.
Regards,
Bob
Love making pens like this. I also use my Slimline pen kits that have left over pieces. Gold nib, copper collar, chrome clip, etc. My wife calls them Leftovers. lol Really good for when you want to turn for fun/practice and don't have any full blanks.
I agree, cobbling something together from parts and pieces it a blast.
Regards,
Bob
That's a great idea, I want one!
Thank you J,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
What is this sanding jig called and where can I find it?
Here’s a link To the sanding jig,
Sanding Jig -
www.turnerswarehouse.com/?ref=8zgq7wolkt-
(Search for Sanding Jig)
Regards,
Bob
I want one, please. What a great idea.
Thank you,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Hey Bob,
Shoot man, I missed the give away by a million hour jaja. I've been carving wood signs for two years now and got interested in pen turning to the point that in less than 24 hours of planning, I bought everything I needed to start turning. It's been a week since I started turning pens and I'm getting the hang of it.
Thanks for the videos.
Ohh and I'll be on the lookout for the next give away, my boss is veteran.
Thanks
Thank you, I think it’s awesome you jumped right in and started turning.
Regards,
Bob
I want one, I would be honored to accept your challenge. I think this is the coolest challenge I've seen up on UA-cam.
I'm thinking one of the Thank You Sierra style pens from Exotic Blanks will be a good match.
Thank you.
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
It should mate perfectly to the 27/64” Blank.
Regards,
Bob
I want one! ANZAC day is just around the corner here in Australia and id be honored to turn and hand over one of your blanks
Thank you,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
I want one and thanks for all the great videos
Thank you Austin,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
I'm a veteran..I want one.. Will definitely share with a fellow vet! I'll get a picture of him receiving it!
Thank you Kenneth,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Why did the numbers have to be in the same orientation,,,,also,,any new videos coming out,, thanks for sharing
Hello Mitchell,
They really don’t, I just like symmetry.
Regards,
Bob
That's an awesome pen and idea, Bob! It looks like you have plenty of volunteers, but if I get lucky enough to turn one, I'd gladly give it to a vet!
Thank you Robert,
You’re entered.
Regards,
Bob
Very nice!
Did you make that sanding jig or purchase it somewhere?
Thanks,
Kirk
I purchased it at Turners Warehouse.
www.turnerswarehouse.com/?ref=8zgq7wolkt-
Just search sanding jig.
Regards,
Bob
Did you make your buffing wheel? If so how did you make it. I want a pen.
Hello Mario,
They can’t from www.pennstateind.com.
Regards,
Bob