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Today I blogged about how to pin miniatures, and how to quickly find the precise spot for drilling. Hope this is useful for some of you (and since this is a shameless self-promotion, perhaps just a few of you will visit my blog )

The tutorial can be found at: http://adary-miniatures.blogspot.com/2011/08/pinning-made-easy.html

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aerethan wrote:Please add (Link) to your thread title so that people know it's just a link.

Thanks for pointing it out. I knew i forgot something.

Thanks, this is axcactly what I am looking for.

You are reading from a man who just bough a Dremel Stylus (Hobby Drill) for $100, and spend 3 hours cutting up paper clips to get 150 metel 1mm pins! I didn't know how I was to approach the pinning as I diddn't want to get is wrong....

...But now I can get started. HORRAAAYYY!!!!!

P.S.: Great Blog, looked at a few other links and I loved it!

SWEET! I've been wondering about this stuff, ty.

Glad I could be of help. Just subscribe to the blog and spread the word (I did say this is a shameless self-promotion after all )

Cool thanks for the turotrial.