Bushings, Drill Bits, Drill Guides and Refills for Kits on pages 61 & 62. Templates on page 11.
LATHE PROJECT KITS 29
Skateboard Hardwood Deck
Quality 7-ply hardwood deck
Cut our formed, quality, 7-ply hardwood deck to shape, decorate and install a
pair of trucks with wheels and they’re ready to skate.
The deck comes with the truck holes pre drilled, a laminated sandpaper top
surface with a pattern to cut the form. Your student can use his own trucks
and wheels on our deck. Blank Size: 8" x 32"
“The kids love these skateboards! I have one myself!” SBDECK Formed 7 ply Hardwood Deck
$
14.98
Luke Podmers, Valley View Middle School, Minneapolis, MN UPS $4/Deck, $8 minimum,
Custom Bird House & Bird Feeder Kits
Dart Kits Easy to make with a small tack hammer and glue
Single 7mm tube Kits include pine wood pre-cut to size with brads,
Our dart kits are very
hanging eyelets and assembly instructions. Use a
easy to make - the
fast tacking or waterproof glue and sanding sealer
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A
barrel is turned using
on the project prior to final finishing.
the material of your
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choice. A filler is
provided with each kit
allowing you to build a dart weighing from 12 to 22 grams. All kits are sold in
sets of 3 complete darts with detailed instructions. Nose and tail fittings
accept standard 2ba points and shafts. Total blank size: 1/2" x 2".
PKDART1 - Standard Brass Dart Set of 3 electronic point kits
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PRICING FOR SETS OF 3 a71D
1-9 10-19 20-49 50+
PKDART1
$
8.45
$
7.85
$
7.25
$
6.75 A BH1 Small Feeder 6"L x 6"W x 4-1/2"H
$
9.95
PKDART2
$
9.95
$
9.35
$
8.75
$
8.25 B BH2 Small Birdhouse 6"L x 6"W x 4-1/2"H
$
9.95
PKDARTIP Tip Installation Tool for Darts
$
3.50 ea C BH3 Large Feeder 7"L x 10"W x 8"H
$
19.95
PKDARTGS Gram Scale for Dart Kits
$
4.15 ea D BH4 Large Birdhouse 6"L x 9"W x 5-1/2"H
$
19.95
“The lathe project kits are so user friendly that you can easily teach, monitor, and help many students, even though they are working on different projects.”
Rachel Baxter, Cook Middle School. Houston, TX
The CrushGrind
®
Salt/Peppermill Mechanisms
Perfect on any food lovers table
Blank Set for CrushGrind
®
Mills
Set includes: 1 piece of 12" x 3" x 3" osage orange
The ceramic mechanism uses an adjustable mortar
(for the body) and 2 pieces of 2" x 2" x 2-3/8" blanks
for different coarseness. It can grind
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from PSI’s Popular Collection (for the tops).This set
peppercorns, rock salt, or any spice. And it will
provides enough wood to make up two mechanisms of either style, or one of each.
never rust! It mounts easily and you’ll never have
WXCG2 Crush Grind Blanks ..........................................................
$
22.95
to use screws or glue.
1-9 10+L57840
L57840 Shaft Mechanism: Includes a 10" shaft which
A PKCRUSHS CrushGrind 10" Shaft Mechanism
$
16.95
$
15.95
can be trimmed to make mills from 4" to 12" long.
An internal spring catch eliminates the need for an
B PKCRUSHW CrushGrind Shaftless Mechanism
$
14.95
$
13.95
adjustment knob at the top of the mill.
Drill bits: required to drill the various recesses of the grinder and to accept
L57841 Shaftless Mechanism: Top and bottom wood either mechanism. See below chart.
sections fit on to this mechanism that allows
USED USED
rotation for grinding. Make to any length and in ITEM DESCRIPTION PRICE ON ITEM DESCRIPTION PRICE ON
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any material. Get creative with your design. FB78 7/8" Forstner bit $6.95 A FB150 1-1/2" Forstner bit $9.95 A, B
Refill the mill from the top or
FB1 1" Forstner bit $6.95 B FB134 1-3/4" Forstner bit $12.95 A, B
the bottom. For best results, we recommend
FB1-116 1-1/16" Forstner bit $7.95 A FEX 3" Extension $8.95 A, B
using wood blanks that are 2-1/4" or more
FBKS 5 Drill Bit set for "A" kit with stem save over $10
$
34.95
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in diameter. FBKW 4 Drill Bit set for "B" kit without stem save over $10
$
27.95
FOR ASSISTANCE Call Toll Free: 1-800-847-8984 E-Mail: pam@pennstateind.com or www.psischools.com
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