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How to use a pin vice in model making?
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Shop for Pin Chucks and Pin Vices |
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Pinning miniatures
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Pinning allows model makers to attach small pieces to their miniature models. This is often done with a pin vice and paper clips. |
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Step 1 – Drill hole in attachment
First, use a pin vice to drill a hole into the attachment piece. |
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Step 2 – Use paper clip
Snip a piece off an unravelled paper clip to use as your joiner.
Place a small amount of superglue on the end of the snipped paper clip and insert into the hole. |
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Step 3 – Line up paper clip
Line up the open end of the paper clip with your miniature and mark where it is to be attached. |
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Step 4 – Drill hole
Use your pin vice to drill a hole into the miniature, super glue the other end of the paper clip and insert into the hole, before removing any excess. |
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