how do you make a wire armature without epoxy

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person 1 Posted: Sep 3rd 2008

i have been making some wire armatures but the joints are always moving about. i have not used epoxy because i've heard it's quite toxic, is there something else i can use?:D


plasjas Posted: Sep 15th 2008

hmmmm.... have you tried foam and epoxy glue...wait you don't want that... b&s armatures are good, ill see if i can try make something without epoxy


animation boy Posted: Sep 15th 2008

then you've heard wrong my friend. A good epoxy would be milliput which isnt at all toxic!!


plasjas Posted: Sep 16th 2008

Nofby Posted: Sep 21st 2008

Milliput is harmful and irritant to skin, and some can have allergic reactions.


animation boy Posted: Oct 4th 2008

maybe you have a reaction?

because me, and my brother have used milliput for years and never experienced an irritation of any sought.

it may give an allergic reaction , but so can anything i guess.

btw..hows filimg going nofby?? :)


lmlm6819 Posted: Oct 22nd 2008

hey guys,
i use epoxy all the time for armatures, its not toxic unless u eat it or shuv it up ur nose. milliput isnt an epoxy, its an air drying clay and does not really work so well for glueing joints, they will jst fall out. u will only have a reaction to milliput if u have sensitive skin and have had a reaction to other clays.
if u still dnt want to use epoxy, jst use a hot glue gun, not as strong as epoxy, but it does the job!!

laura
x


Nofby Posted: Oct 25th 2008

Lol, I don't have a reaction. It says on the packet what I stated though. If you use it for years and years it can start to cause you irration from what I've heard. As lmlm said, its only harmfull for sensitive skin. Yea, use 2 part epoxy glue for glueing armatures.


plasjas Posted: Oct 25th 2008

i use slow drying for my armatures as i keep forgeting to get quick from b&q i think i will get some now




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