Repairing Stress Fractures

Subject: Repairing Stress Fractures Thu May 30, 2013 9:49 pm

Over at the UAMHQ somebody had made some decent attempts at repairing broken Joe body parts by melting them with a heated scalpel.

Sound familiar? Who was it that did it? Zulu1?

I want to repair some broken body parts that way. I used ookForJoe's technique of using shrink tubing on fractures but I really want to try the melt and fuse technique.

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Subject: Re: Repairing Stress Fractures Thu May 30, 2013 10:05 pm

I've found a thread over at Action Burt HQ where live talks about it.

Clive, can you post some pictures and do a How To?

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Subject: Re: Repairing Stress Fractures Thu May 30, 2013 11:11 pm

Doug, I've sent a PM to you.

I'm definitely onto it tonight. I've got the photos on my external drives, the photos just need tweeking by adding a text guide.
They should be ready by tomorrow night.
Smile

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Doug, I recently bought a variable temp woodburner/soldering iron from Hobby Lobby, it has been useful working with plastics, I just haven't gotten it down to a science yet. $36 and 40% off any one item, killer deal. Walnut Hollow is the mfgr.

Might help.

Rick

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