Reinforcing the Blythe Knee

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Episode 6
Tools Used
• Small Phillips Screw
• M2 x 5 mm
• Hot Water & Container
• Drying cloth
In this shortened video, you see the simple process of modifying the knees on the Azone Pure Neemo body. This is the body form my Blythe came with. The total time took slightly over 10 minutes. It's a quick technique.
I had these materials on hand already. So I can't attest to where to get them from for certain. But I know the screwdriver set is sold at bargain stores & the screws are in a mixed set on the AliExpress website.

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11 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 8

@mizjaynec 3 месяца назад

Yes informative. Thanks

@goikyfan26 7 месяцев назад

YOU ARE A LIVE SAVER!!!! THANK YOU! ^_^

@PersonalEffectsbyMelissa 7 месяцев назад

Glad to help!

@strawberrygirlie76 Год назад

This is great! I will try this sometime. I have a Blythe with a weak knee - my fix was to squeeze a thin layer of hot glue on the inner joint of the lower half of the leg. It seemed the peg in the joint was a bit too long (the lower part was not flush with the upper part) so the hot glue helped to compensate for the extra length, and I think it adds some friction. I REALLY like this idea, though. Reinforcing the peg makes so much sense. Thanks so much!!

@PersonalEffectsbyMelissa Год назад

That was a fantastic remedy! I had considered using glue, not hot glue but a super glue, but I wanted to keep mobility and was afraid that fusing it with glue would eliminate that possibility, though it would fix the weak knee. Did you let the hot glue cool before putting the lower leg back on? Was the joint still mobile with the added layer in there? I hadn't considered the hot glue. Thank you for sharing! 😊

@strawberrygirlie76 Год назад

@@PersonalEffectsbyMelissa Hello! Yes! I let the hot glue cool before joining the parts! Mobility was not lost 😊