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aaronAGN wrote:knightkrawler wrote:In the meantime, did you try to pin it or did you go ahead and not heed our council at all?
I did. I drove an hour and a half to my friends house. Who does has the stuff i need because he does a lot of table top gaming.
And i was going over there for a weekend D&D session already.
No luck. The hands fell off again.
Maybe one of you will have better luck.
PS.. i don't appreciate the condescending nature of your inquiry.
knightkrawler wrote:One part gets the glue. Superglue. Doesn't matter how expensive, but the thinner the better.
The other part... and this is no joke... well, just lick it.
Press. Hold. Do not move. Ten seconds should do it.
The staff, because it has little surface to hold on with, will not be stable without a pin.
knightkrawler wrote:Now read that post of mine again.
An then try without a pin. It will break off when handled though.
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