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Same technique used for fishing poles.

I could picture that sitting on my new jewellery bench. LOL

McMaster is about 30% more than OLM. Thyssenkrupp Doesn’t appear to carry the 510 in Canada. I still would prefer buying, at least, from a Canadian supplier if I can.

The jewellery suppliers are, unfortunately, usually very expensive, and limited. I usually order my jewelry tools from Lacy, or Gesswein. I am going to contact NewWest on Monday.

I haven’t been to Cardon in a while. I used to stop in when we would have our Sunday woodworker breakfasts in Carlton Place. I did a quick site search but found nothing. I think I did buys some brass there before. I find them great for those one off surprise buys, not so much for regular supplier.

I usually try to wait and order a few things at a time as well. right now I am working on a new design project that needs 1/4” round stock. Yes. I am using the 510-H04. It is what was recommended to me for machineability and the durability of the shine. Slower tarnishing. It’s also available in...

It doesn’t look like they carry what I’m looking for. But I did just find a place in Winnipeg. I’ll give them a shout Monday. New West Metals https://newwestmetals.com/products/bronze/

Unfortunately, they don’t carry the alloy Im looking for, and special orders are really expensive.

Unfortunately, almost all of the base materials I use to make my pens, come from the US. Even without the current situation, my preference is to support as local as possible. The resin (specifically designed for pen makers) I use is from an American company and at the moment there are no...

In Germany, we used to play a game called Pepper. Very similar to Eucher, but you play for yourself, no partners.