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H Booth

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How do you make the decorative rings and what materials do you use? Also, how are the signature marks made in the stems? Any advise would be helpful.
 
I can't speak for Dunhill, but I saw Jim Knauss at the Memphis Tinderbox replace Saseini (sp?) dots. He had small rods of some kind of plastic (guess, maybe lucite?) sized to fit the holes in the stem. He'd insertthe rod, trim it flush to the stem, and polish smooth. It was the same on 3 dot & 4 dot Saseinis, may be much the same for a Dunnie.
 
That's easy enough using plastics which come in rod form and can be easily turned down to the proper size
with a lathe but, a Briar or other type of wood I would think would be next to impossible to turn down
small enough.
Is there someone here that can enlighten me? This is a method I'd like to know how to do.
 
I'd like to see or hear how that done myself. I'm an Ashton fan and love their silver-ringed briar dot.
 
Kelhammer":f340bdah said:
How is a toothpick made?

Andy
Not on a lathe.<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/rP_7FIpPFEQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen=""></iframe>
 

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