Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
don't use super glue for the second nut!!!
don't use super glue for the second nut!!!
Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
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 )
Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
Re: The little mermaid marionettes Posted by zooooom on Jun 04, 2012
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
and attached inside the torso ( magic smooth epoxy )
This joint allow the hand to move in all necessary direction
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.
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
Thank you for the right name
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