Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
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Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
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Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
 

don't use super glue for the second nut!!!

 

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don't use super glue for the second nut!!!
Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
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Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
the next step, we'll need a PVC tube ( I didn't have an exact diameter tube so it was sawed  on one side , heated and putted on the same size  bead )

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Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
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Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
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Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
Next - the beads need to be glued to PVC tube ( super glue )
and attached inside the torso ( magic smooth epoxy )
This joint allow the hand to move in all necessary direction

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Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by Shawn on Jun 04, 2012
Very cool!  Now I get it! The pearl bead rotates around the cotter pin. BTW I've always called a "spilt pin" a cotter pin. I love the connection inside the arm also. Very smart!

Thank you so much for taking the time to post photos of the process.
Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
Thanks! Frankly, I didn't know how this pin should be called so my version isn't correct 
Thank you for the right name 
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