Doll Frame Parts ?

[Dude Man]

spine ?

http://www.jeton.com.tw/3-1.html

[siliconelover]

Been tried and done ... No good for a life size doll.

[siliconelover]

Does anyone know where to get parts like these ? I have looked for hours,and have found nothing

Yeh, Talk to Yves Becker.

[nikel222]

that's really good frame where did you find it??

What is this ?

[Dude Man]

that's really good frame where did you find it??

What is this ?

Here one more

http://dolliehsanctuary.com/sanctuary/v ... f=8&t=1978

[Dude Man]

Would this work for knees ?

http://www.tradett.com/tradeleads/u5669 ... tings.html



Elbows ?

http://www.nurail.com/products/%233AE%2 ... 7D2in.html

more parts
http://www.hollaender.com/?page=speedrail

[Dude Man]

Cool Pics,Whoever made this fame is a genius

[nikel222]

the second Adjustable-90-Degreeis good ...it's aluminium better for a lifesize doll . the first is stainless steel too heavy
good links thanks i'm also was searching for such parts

Would this work for knees ?

http://www.tradett.com/tradeleads/u5669 ... tings.html



Elbows ?

http://www.nurail.com/products/%233AE%2 ... 7D2in.html

more parts
http://www.hollaender.com/?page=speedrail

[Dude Man]

For making plastic parts
http://www.smooth-on.com/Urethane-Plast ... flb7tpsfb5


Mold and cast making videos
http://www.freemansupply.com/video.htm

[Dude Man]

[Dude Man]

[MannequinFan]

Here you go...

They have just about any joint you can imagine here (McMaster-Carr)...
http://www.mcmaster.com/#rod-end-ball-joints/=hen7h0





They can have a female end so you could couple them together for a wider range of movement...


You could epoxy these into the end of PVC pipe or use threaded rods for bones.

They even have 3D CAD files you can download...

McMaster Joint.jpg (246.45 KiB) Viewed 1566 times

[Dude Man]

Here you go...

They have just about any joint you can imagine here (McMaster-Carr)...
http://www.mcmaster.com/#rod-end-ball-joints/=hen7h0





They can have a female end so you could couple them together for a wider range of movement...


You could epoxy these into the end of PVC pipe or use threaded rods for bones.

They even have 3D CAD files you can download...

McMaster Joint.jpg

Thanks !

[MannequinFan]

Here are some parts you could use for the hinge joints in the body (i.e. elbows, knees)...
http://www.mcmaster.com/#clevis-joints/=henvr2 + http://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-rod-ends/=heopr2
+

http://www.mcmaster.com/#universal-joints/=her6ty



http://www.mcmaster.com/#rotary-hinge-joints/=henzki

[Irish-cream]

Dude Man, MannequinFan,

Those are some great suggestions on available hardware for joints. McMasters.com looks to be a good resource.

Thanks!
Irish