That dremel drill bit is defenitely a good one to use, it is bit #125 and you can make holes of up to 1/4" with it.
BTW, the secret to convert a disposable camera to a pinhole one is: Get 2 already used disposable cameras, dissasemble one, if you have to damage it, so be it, that's the reason for having 2 of them, once open, study how the different parts latch with each other, this will allow you to disassembly the other camera safely. Then study the film advancing mechanism, this will teach you how to reload the camera and if the new film cassette has to suffer any modification, remove the lens, install a pinhole, reload the camera with the film, which has to be done under darkroom conditions. Guillermo ----- Original Message ----- From: "D. Hill" <zopp...@yahoo.com> > > You do not need a special drill bit - just one that > isn't too big, nor too small - anything 1/8 inch and > smaller is a good starting point. A useful bit is > made for a Dremel Tool and is shaped like a cone. If > you drill from the front, it makes a nice beveled > edge. > > > --- sherry rea <slrshe...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > will someone please share the secret of making a > > pinhole cmaera from disposable cameras and also is > > there a special drill bit that should be used for > > the > > body cap pinhole?
