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31st October 05, 09:36 PM
#1
Take it to a jeweler and have them remove the old clasp and grind the back flat. Then have them silver solder two pins (like tie tacks) on the back, as far apart as possible on the left and right. You could also have them do 3 pins on the back in a triangle, to give the top support.
The newest version of the Xmarks kilt pin has 2 clasp back pins like these and they work great!
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31st October 05, 11:24 PM
#2
Daneel, I bought two of the first series, the pins were never that good, even Hank had concerns. Both of mine broke soon after using them and I've not bothered fixing them.
The answer would be to buy a spare pin from a craft store and glue it on after removing all of the old pin.
I have had trouble buying good strong pins
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1st November 05, 01:33 AM
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Daneel
good job your kilt was ok. Find a hobby shop a place that deals with handycrafts . There are plenty I'm sure. There are lots of people that make their own stuff so have a look on the web or in your local yellow pages. Good luck.
Hamish isn't droop something to do with age?...Oh! Behave that man
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