Cicero and his Marvelous Machines, Part 3: Making the Cut Posted by brazilnut72 on Aug 25, 2008
This particular machine began life as a scanner. After serving for many years in the IT world, it went into puppetry. It's specialty is now cutting perfect circles in foam--very useful in the making of ears and noses and other puppet appendages.
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Re: Cicero and his Marvelous Machines, Part 3: Making the Cut Posted by Billy D. Fuller on Aug 25, 2008
Alright thats it! I'm jealous now........................ off to my lab to create. If I don't come back you know my experiment did not work
Billy D.
Re: Cicero and his Marvelous Machines, Part 3: Making the Cut Posted by gompie on Aug 25, 2008
Alright thats it! I'm jealous now........................ off to my lab to create. If I don't come back you know my experiment did not work
Billy D.
How long will it take.........let us know when your hair is all up and your eyes a little bit funny.....we won't laugh then only need a picture of it......
Re: Cicero and his Marvelous Machines, Part 3: Making the Cut Posted by puppetlady on Aug 25, 2008
Ok, Cicero is a genius. Tell him we're impressed. By the way, is that a hot wire cutting the foam? AND if it is hot wire does it make smelly fumes when it cuts?
Re: Cicero and his Marvelous Machines, Part 3: Making the Cut Posted by StiqPuppet Productions on Aug 26, 2008
Absolute Genius! I only wish I had someone with that talent to do such things for me.
It is a hot wire and yes it does make smelly fumes. Anytime you use a hot wire and foam you should go outside or be in a well ventilated area. Foam is made of harmful chemicals and when heated and melted gives off such dangerous fumes.
Daryl H