Showing You The Basics Of Pinning
January 7, 2020 by avernos
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Just as I was thinking to myself, I wonder who edits these. A Gerry can flew past.
Hi @ludicryan
PS. God help you listening to that drill noise all day
Looooooool *finger guns*
I read that as Pining. I was waiting for Fjords to appear
it’s a dead chicken … it’s not pining for anything 😉
If anyone can, Gerry Can!
Never thought of that smurf poo trick, ingenious!
Sounds like my drill…. old GW drill…. looks also the same XD
On a technical note: may I suggest you shoot the close ups at a wider angle (if possible with a higher resolution) so that not so much gets out of bounds. You can in post crop the video to the correct portion of the picture with reduced resolution to get a smaller file size. Just my two cents 🙂
Yee, this has already been discussed. We’ll be experimenting with a different setup next time. Gotta see more of dem beautiful Gerry hands!
More of what he’s doing, not necessarily his hands. More of his hands would give some unnamed motorboating enthusiast a craving me thinks XD Don’t you think so @avernos? 😉
Did someone say motorboat? *Looks completely innocent*
#CameForTheHandsStayedForTheBoat
*giggles in evil*
Sorry to be anal Gerry, but the drill bit is held in a “Collet Chuck”. That’s just the way I am.
Always wondered what it was called. Thanks.
You be as anal as you like son. Trying to remember technical terms for thingumies can be a pain in the hole.
I enjoyed that. Very well done.
as Robert said clever idea of the smurf poo?.
another one in my work box ?? .
thank’s Gerry ?
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Florist wire eh?? I had honestly never heard of it. I have always been a paperclip boy. I had never seen the Blu-tac technique either. This was educational. Thank you Sir. (and I liked the Basilean Phoenix too…I was thinking about getting one of those, now I am thinking about it a whole lot more …..damn)
I unboxed 3 of Mantic’s new titans this week, so not sure when they’ll be up but I have to say they’re all gorgeous
I look forward to the videos……… I am going to be buying a flame chicken aren’t I … sigh
Why not, I did. I need to focus and finish an army before I get distracted with other things
a very good video Gerry the blue tack is a great tip.
Always used jewellers copper wire myself from hobbycraft, get it in different thicknesses for different jobs. I use 0.4mm, 0.6mm and 0.8mm. I find paper clips a tad fat for delicate jobs as they range between 1mm/1.2mm.
I do the same. 1mm florists wire for big jobs and then various grades from scientific wire. My only problem is they are rated by gauges and weight not diameter. But since there are no hobby stores I can get to I experimented a little to find what works
A little tip for cheap pins – box of paper clips
I see what you did there, but that joke doesn’t hold water. 😉