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Lost my lucky dice

A2 B3au

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Any tips on how to prevent the next pair I come by from falling of the flimsy chain they are on. Nice one not so lucky Art
 

A2 B3au

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You lot maaan I thought my little idea of a squeeze with pliers was gonna be a revelation... How bout a little soldering just to make sure then if they still get lost u wasn't meant to have them( maplin sell tool for the job £9 I think ).. nice one Art
 

dmar836

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I have no lucky dice therefore have yet to have the bad luck of loosing them. Problem solved before it even started!
Dave
 

Stony

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I have no lucky dice therefore have yet to have the bad luck of loosing them. Problem solved before it even started!

So you won't be playing craps in Vegas anytime soon?
 

dmar836

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Nope. Not a games of chance guy. Last time inVegas my wife and I spend a total of about $5 on slot machines and that was it!
Didn’t the Us have a crimped together plastic-type loop/lanyard for dog tags and such? I would think such a thing could be made to go along with or to entirely replace the chain.
Just spit-ballin’,
Dave
 

Pilot

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Found these on a Luftwaffe pilot’s issued channel jacket...
Now its on my ELC RW. A-2.
 
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Garylafortuna

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Those ball chains that come with the dice are definitely the weak link. If you get it snagged on something your dice are gone in a flash. Most hobby shops carry leather thongs small enough to fit into the dice holes, which are a lot stronger. What with the price some vendors are asking for lucky dice, we need to give them all the protection and support we can muster. Pilot's solution
is attractive and strong. Top drawer Pilot.
 
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