Standing up bolts cover caps

[narasinha]

I don't have 3d printer and my doll feet's bolt are M8 anyway. So I used screw plastic caps. I replaced the bottom part by a piece of PVC so that it would be less thick. I filled the cap with hot glue.

The original bolts were a little short so I bought some 2mm longer on Aliexpress (as it's standard, there is many length available).

With that, shoes's sole and event pantyhose don't get damaged by the bolts.

[Bcgibson]

I don't have 3d printer and my doll feet's bolt are M8 anyway. So I used screw plastic caps. I replaced the bottom part by a piece of PVC so that it would be less thick. I filled the cap with hot glue.

The original bolts were a little short so I bought some 2mm longer on Aliexpress (as it's standard, there is many length available).

With that, shoes's sole and event pantyhose don't get damaged by the bolts.

The wear and tear is already showing I don’t trust that

[young guy]

I only have one doll with standing feet; she's been standing on these for over a year. The rubber cover makes them very stable but the material isn't commercially available, so you'd have to glue some rubber on a washer to duplicate it. The nylon spacer transfers the weight into the foot plate and allows the bolt to be tightened down so it won't unscrew during repositioning.

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[SimonSays7]

Thanks, I see some of these at my local Lowes.

https://www.lowes.ca/dept/end-caps-scre ... %3DPlastic

I guess I'll just take in one of my bolts and see what fits snug enough.

I just want to keep the bolts from puncturing the bottom of my inflatable boat, which I use for fun and washing.