provided with a morse taper to facilitate mounting the roughing and reaming tool 50 onto a lathe fig4 a shows a front view of a holding rod 52 showing one possible arrangement for expansion slots 54 fig4 through 10 illustrate how the above described tools are used to secure a pen tube 40 into a turning blank 60 fig4 shows how the pen tube 40 is mounted onto the roughing and reaming tool 50 it is then sanded lightly to roughen the surface which allows for better glue adhesion to the pen tube fig5 shows a side perspective view of a pen tube 40 being mounted onto a pen tube insertion shaft tip and assembly 10 the leading end of the pen tube 40 is fitted over the insertion seal and alignment guide 16 not shown then the driver is slipped onto the insertion shaft 18 and fitted to the pen tube 40 such that the driver seal and alignment guide 22 is covered by the trailing end of the pen tube 40 adhesive application on the completed assembly is illustrated in fig6 during this step the craftsman grasps the trailing end of the insertion shaft 18 in a way to apply direct pressure to the back of the driver handle 28 to hold the entire assembly in place with the opposite hand the craftsman applies adhesive 64 to the pen tube 40 with an adhesive applicator 42 it is important to cover the pen tube 40 evenly and completely there is no need to worry about adhesive 64 that finds its way to the insertion tip 14 or the barrel 24.