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| If you do have a hand drill, follow (**D**): mount the same bit in the chuck, cut a small triangular piece of tinplate, and wedge it into the chuck gap. Press the tip of the triangle against the back of the spinner; this lets the spinner rotate freely without the drill slipping. | If you do have a hand drill, follow (**D**): mount the same bit in the chuck, cut a small triangular piece of tinplate, and wedge it into the chuck gap. Press the tip of the triangle against the back of the spinner; this lets the spinner rotate freely without the drill slipping. | ||
| This method yields a well-centered spinner comparable to a lathe-turned part. In (E), drill a hole just large enough for the pinhead. In (**F**), glue a small wooden plug into the rear, let it dry, and file it flush. | This method yields a well-centered spinner comparable to a lathe-turned part. In (E), drill a hole just large enough for the pinhead. In (**F**), glue a small wooden plug into the rear, let it dry, and file it flush. | ||
| - | Once finished, the spinner should rotate smoothly. Some say that rubbing a little pencil graphite into the pinhead seat improves rotation—feel free to try it | + | Once finished, the spinner should rotate smoothly. Some say that rubbing a little pencil graphite into the pinhead seat improves rotation—feel free to try it.\\ |
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