How to hold small parts for primer?

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Yevgeny
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How to hold small parts for primer?

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Ok. You probably going to laugh but how on earth can I hold small parts for primer?

This is my current solution :crazy:
Toothpicks and Super Glue...

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I hope it will hold, but is there an easier way?
Thanks you.
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Re: How to hold small parts for primer?

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Been doing that for ages, its a good way to hold parts
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Re: How to hold small parts for primer?

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Ok, thanks. I don't feel so silly now :D
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Re: How to hold small parts for primer?

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I use roll over gaffer tape the side u dont see stuck down
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