The Army Painter Miniature and Model Drill, Pin Vise Mini Drill Set with 3 Small Drill Bits for Plastic, Resin and Metal Miniatures, Fantasy Tabletop Wargaming and Roleplaying

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When pieces have lots of square corners where fit is important, a small engineer's square is particularly useful. Ideal for crafting precise, detailed models, these tools will be versatile and help you achieve exactly the finish you want. The off square cut on the lids of a dolls house trunk is revealed when checked against the accuracy of an square.

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A pin vise can easily hold the wire for the base of a miniature figure armature, for example, allowing you to clamp the pin vise into a vise to hold your project stable while you shape it.You can find out more about our use, change your default settings, and withdraw your consent at any time with effect for the future by visiting Cookies Settings, which can also be found in the footer of the site. Rotacraft 30 Piece HSS Mini Drill Bit Set includes a variety of differently sized drills to fit all mini rotary tools!

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Of some miniatures, you can also use scraps of wood held against the miniature with carefully placed rubber bands. Craft knives or knife holders that also accept scalpel blades are another staple of the woodworker's bench. very useful package I am always losing/breaking/wanting small diameter twist drills in my model making hobby. If you don't have clamps, you can use weighted boxes or small grocery boxes, like rectangular salt or baking soda boxes until you get to the stage where you want proper clamps or jigs. From essential basics like tweezers and files to specialist airbrush and soldering kits, discover everything you need and all your favourite brands, including Revell, Tamiya and Modelcraft.In addition, you may like to work with glue syringes, or precision tipped glue bottles to keep your woodwork neat. Look at your projects and decide which tools you will need, adding tools to your collection as you develop or expand your miniature woodworking skills. Fine-toothed razor or gentleman's saws and a miter box which will work with them are the backbones of most woodwork in miniature. An Archimedean drill or push drill is good for drilling holes under 1mm in diameter in miniatures, models, and polymer clay projects. When you purchase a jewelers saw you should also purchase extra blades (they break easily) and a bench pin type of clamp on bench extension that allows you to easily manipulate your saw blade and your work.