There are two companies using a similar name.
On Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 8:29:49 PM UTC-5, remove splinters to use addy wrote:
There are two companies using a similar name.
One is in China and is manufacturer and distributor of pen kits and other woodturning items. http://www.penkitsmall.com/ I buy from them in large lots because the shipping is very high. I use the kits myself and sell some on eBay.
The other is http://penkitmall.com/ I think I purchased Alligator Jawbone Blanks from the.
Dave
On Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 8:29:49 PM UTC-5, remove splinters to use addy wrote:results to you. Quality control starts within not without the company.
That is poor customer service and I understand how aggravated you must feel. They will suffer from new business by those who read your post. The minimum reaction should have been a note that they looked / turned some of their stock and reported their
As a comparison, the other pen kits mall (China) has the tightest layered blanks (like the Spectraply brand) I have ever turned. They are almost like a solid piece of wood. No gaps or splinters when turning at all. Some are so well made they can beused just with sanding and no finish. They have 22 different color combination blanks and cost about $3.00 each after shipping and other charges. I don't recall ever having a problem with one of their blanks. ymmv If you make that many pens from
http://www.penkitsmall.com/index.php/Products/buy_online.html?keyname=colored+woodThanks Dave, I'll check them out... Since I started my Breast cancer
Regards,
Dave
On Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 8:29:49 PM UTC-5, remove splinters to use addy wrote:results to you. Quality control starts within not without the company.
That is poor customer service and I understand how aggravated you must feel. They will suffer from new business by those who read your post. The minimum reaction should have been a note that they looked / turned some of their stock and reported their
As a comparison, the other pen kits mall (China) has the tightest layered blanks (like the Spectraply brand) I have ever turned. They are almost like a solid piece of wood. No gaps or splinters when turning at all. Some are so well made they can beused just with sanding and no finish. They have 22 different color combination blanks and cost about $3.00 each after shipping and other charges. I don't recall ever having a problem with one of their blanks. ymmv If you make that many pens from
http://www.penkitsmall.com/index.php/Products/buy_online.html?keyname=colored+wood
Regards,
Dave
On Tue, 6 Nov 2018 13:09:56 -0700, graham <g.stereo@shaw.ca> wrote:their results to you. Quality control starts within not without the company. >>>
On 2018-11-06 7:10 AM, Dave Leader wrote:
On Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 8:29:49 PM UTC-5, remove splinters to use addy wrote:
That is poor customer service and I understand how aggravated you must feel. They will suffer from new business by those who read your post. The minimum reaction should have been a note that they looked / turned some of their stock and reported
be used just with sanding and no finish. They have 22 different color combination blanks and cost about $3.00 each after shipping and other charges. I don't recall ever having a problem with one of their blanks. ymmv If you make that many pens fromAs a comparison, the other pen kits mall (China) has the tightest layered blanks (like the Spectraply brand) I have ever turned. They are almost like a solid piece of wood. No gaps or splinters when turning at all. Some are so well made they can
It seems that you can't view their product line without registering.
http://www.penkitsmall.com/index.php/Products/buy_online.html?keyname=colored+wood
Regards,
Dave
Graham
Exactly, Graham... I was about 1/2 through it and it got to address
and phone number and I canceled...
I used their customer service form to ask if they stocked what I
needed and what qualities they had...
On 2018-11-06 7:10 AM, Dave Leader wrote:their results to you. Quality control starts within not without the company. >>
On Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 8:29:49 PM UTC-5, remove splinters to use addy wrote:
That is poor customer service and I understand how aggravated you must feel. They will suffer from new business by those who read your post. The minimum reaction should have been a note that they looked / turned some of their stock and reported
used just with sanding and no finish. They have 22 different color combination blanks and cost about $3.00 each after shipping and other charges. I don't recall ever having a problem with one of their blanks. ymmv If you make that many pens fromAs a comparison, the other pen kits mall (China) has the tightest layered blanks (like the Spectraply brand) I have ever turned. They are almost like a solid piece of wood. No gaps or splinters when turning at all. Some are so well made they can be
It seems that you can't view their product line without registering.
http://www.penkitsmall.com/index.php/Products/buy_online.html?keyname=colored+wood
Regards,
Dave
Graham
On Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 8:29:49 PM UTC-5, remove splinters to use addy wrote:results to you. Quality control starts within not without the company.
That is poor customer service and I understand how aggravated you must feel. They will suffer from new business by those who read your post. The minimum reaction should have been a note that they looked / turned some of their stock and reported their
As a comparison, the other pen kits mall (China) has the tightest layered blanks (like the Spectraply brand) I have ever turned. They are almost like a solid piece of wood. No gaps or splinters when turning at all. Some are so well made they can beused just with sanding and no finish. They have 22 different color combination blanks and cost about $3.00 each after shipping and other charges. I don't recall ever having a problem with one of their blanks. ymmv If you make that many pens from
http://www.penkitsmall.com/index.php/Products/buy_online.html?keyname=colored+wood
Regards,
Dave
On 2018-11-06 1:53 PM, remove splinters to use addy wrote:their results to you. Quality control starts within not without the company. >>>>
On Tue, 6 Nov 2018 13:09:56 -0700, graham <g.stereo@shaw.ca> wrote:
On 2018-11-06 7:10 AM, Dave Leader wrote:
On Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 8:29:49 PM UTC-5, remove splinters to use addy wrote:
That is poor customer service and I understand how aggravated you must feel. They will suffer from new business by those who read your post. The minimum reaction should have been a note that they looked / turned some of their stock and reported
be used just with sanding and no finish. They have 22 different color combination blanks and cost about $3.00 each after shipping and other charges. I don't recall ever having a problem with one of their blanks. ymmv If you make that many pens fromAs a comparison, the other pen kits mall (China) has the tightest layered blanks (like the Spectraply brand) I have ever turned. They are almost like a solid piece of wood. No gaps or splinters when turning at all. Some are so well made they can
It's a pity! I've been looking for some coloured/laminated blanks forIt seems that you can't view their product line without registering.
http://www.penkitsmall.com/index.php/Products/buy_online.html?keyname=colored+wood
Regards,
Dave
Graham
Exactly, Graham... I was about 1/2 through it and it got to address
and phone number and I canceled...
I used their customer service form to ask if they stocked what I
needed and what qualities they had...
some time to turn a bunch of key fobs for charity. Lee Valley used to
stock them but no longer - possibly due to de-lamination complaints (I
don't know).
Graham
I went kind of viral with this and suddenly the owner is a really nice
guy! Not only refunded the price of the blanks, ($50 usd) but asked
what I was doing RE: charity
When I told him about the pink pens to fight cancer he is sending me a
"care package" of pen kits as a donation....
On Tue, 6 Nov 2018 13:09:56 -0700, graham wrote:their results to you. Quality control starts within not without the company.
On 2018-11-06 7:10 AM, Dave Leader wrote:
On Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 8:29:49 PM UTC-5, remove splinters to use addy wrote:
That is poor customer service and I understand how aggravated you must feel. They will suffer from new business by those who read your post. The minimum reaction should have been a note that they looked / turned some of their stock and reported
be used just with sanding and no finish. They have 22 different color combination blanks and cost about $3.00 each after shipping and other charges. I don't recall ever having a problem with one of their blanks. ymmv If you make that many pens from
As a comparison, the other pen kits mall (China) has the tightest layered blanks (like the Spectraply brand) I have ever turned. They are almost like a solid piece of wood. No gaps or splinters when turning at all. Some are so well made they can
It seems that you can't view their product line without registering.
http://www.penkitsmall.com/index.php/Products/buy_online.html?keyname=colored+wood
Regards,
Dave
Graham
Exactly, Graham... I was about 1/2 through it and it got to address
and phone number and I canceled...
I used their customer service form to ask if they stocked what I
needed and what qualities they had...
On Tuesday, November 6, 2018 at 9:42:19 PM UTC-5, remove splinters to use addy wrote:
I went kind of viral with this and suddenly the owner is a really nice
guy! Not only refunded the price of the blanks, ($50 usd) but asked
what I was doing RE: charity
When I told him about the pink pens to fight cancer he is sending me a
"care package" of pen kits as a donation....
Not sure what you mean by 'viral'. However it is great that the owner made good on your purchase / problem.
Dave
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