Can you stick pins in it? I want to use it to make a wig.
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If that's the case just order a canvas block head it's around the same price... Most likely cheaper
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For an everyday wig? No, it is verry shiny, but you can work with it if you have the confidence to wear it just for the hell of it. The wig would look a lot nicer if you cut it a little, a little longer than shoulder length
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I'd say no for the following reasons: The pins are not long enough. I am assuming the crown molding will be tacked through at least 1/2" sheetrock with the pin nail biting into the vertical studs which make up the wall framing. Also there are no heads on the pins and as a result the holding power of the pins is minimal at best. I recommend you use a finish nailer that uses brads or finishing nails which will give you options for the lengths of the fasteners you can use for a variety of finishing project such as putting up crown molding. Also brads and finishing nails have small heads which will provide for more than adequate holding power. The reason I have a pinner nailer is for the most part to hold veneers in place when gluing veneer to particle board. I can get like 5/8" in length pins and the holes left by the pins are pretty much invisible. Clear finishes such as poly urethane or water borne clear finishes easily fill the tiny surface holes. I hope this helps.
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Hello, Brian! What an interesting project! I'd love to hear how it comes out. What I know about moss would fit on the head of a pin, and your project is certainly very different from mine. If you've already chosen a supplier, I'd suggest you get in touch with him/her and ask for advice. I didn't contact the Amazon vendor before ordering because I was following instructions I'd gotten elsewhere. However, I wanted to add a special kind of moss, and I found it on Etsy. The vendor there was very helpful. Her name is Teresa Kessler and her Etsy shop is teresab123. She's presently on vacation, but you could try her. Good luck! Joyce
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Yes it could, but it may not be very good for you. The vice is not aligned on center (mine wasn't anyway) which will make accurate holes difficult to drill. The bits themselves seem decent, but I haven't had a chance to try to push them through anything tougher than thin wood. A quality pin vice, such as those from Starrett may be more up your alley for doing fine jewelry work.
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I don't see why not. It's "designed" for easy styling. However, when I received my wig it was incredibly thin. You could attempt to braid it but I would personally be afraid of hair fall-out.
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yeah a little but you could make the wigs with more hair in them and better alastic head pieces that holds the hair
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Yes you can because it is human hair. I have colored, curled, washed. And styles it and also have used many products in it.
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yes you can with a jig you make, go to this youtube video very informative www.youtube.com/watch?v=ht0Q5MmwWsM
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Yes. The trick is to not push the pin completely out of the other side-leave a tiny bit protruding through the flat piece and that helps line it all up.
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I don't think you could do that with this jig, there is no way to offset the pins to have a lip. I would make a separate drawer face to cover the slides and attach it to the drawer
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It's very tricky. Sorry if this is useless, but I know it's possible. A friend of mine can get "pinners" out of these but I can't. If I tried more I could maybe learn but I like a good amount. So... It's possible but I myself cannot do it. Hope this helps friend
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Yes you can. Make sure you wash it by hand first (i'd recommend using a liquid soap called "Soak" that does not need to be rinsed out). Just swish it around in lukewarm water with the soak, layer it between a few colorfast towels and roll it up to squeeze out the water. Then lay it out on your blocking board and begin pinning one pin on each side (I start in the center of the side-if that makes sense) continuing around the piece, adding a pin to each side to make sure it is stretched evenly. If you have cats, they tend to love sitting on things as they block, for some reason, so I usually cover my piece with a light cotton sheet. I hope this helps!
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It can be put in a low ponytail. If you tried to make a high ponytail, the wig would fit funny and you can see the mesh through the fibers.
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They come with nice clips which hold them in place. I don't think any kind of pins would hold them.
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You can use regular push pins. There is cork underneath. You can also use magnets.
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With a little work I believe it could be put into a medium/high pony tail. It would prob take a little fixing to make sure the wig cap part did not show when put up. The only place my wig cap was even slightly visible was around the bangs area so with a little finger styling I was able to hide it. I believe you could easily do the same thing after putting the hair up. Hope that helps.