You can get this wire at: www.stopmotionstore.com Learn how to use 16" gage aluminum wire to make stop motion puppet armatures. It's real easy to do, and wire works great for anyone just starting out. You can also see how to make tie basic feet using tie downs. Download this video for your PSP here www.animateclay.com
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This is a 110 Volt Reel motor armature being checked on growler. A growler is an open end transformer that induces AC power into a static armature for the purpose of checking for shorted turns. When shorted turns are detected by the viberation of the hack saw blade you can check the commutator at approx 10 & 4 o'clock positions. Many times a small piece of copper is shorting two bars together. Clear the slot and recheck. The volt meter shows the voltage between each bar at the 10 & 4 o'clock positions as you turn armature you can can check each bar.If you get no reading there is your short . If the bar is clear at both 10 & 4 o'clock .......you may have the short inside the winding. One more test is check for short to ground as in ....the windings touching the body of the armature. This can be done with 110 volt test light. (good for 6 or 12 volt units) Sometimes an armature can be 'saved" by squeezing the laminations in a vise and rechecking for grounds or shorts. Dip the armature in insulating varnish or paint and let dry . Some years ago some major rebuilders used to "Blow shorts " from Starter Armatures by a simple device with a handle on two probes about 3-4 inches apart that contacted the commutator & body of armature at same time with 220 volts ! It was quite a sound & light show .....the armatures that passed test were then dipped in varnish and baked. They were turned and used quite successfully in rebuilt starters. I am located at 1991B US 501, Myrtle Beach, SC <b>...</b>
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In this video, I review, the creation of "Plains Warrior", from start to finish. I purchased a 24 inch human armature from truformarmatures.com and I've decided to use it for a Sioux Warrior bronze. Title will be "Plains Warrior" My online gallery is at bronzesbydavidlemon.blogspot.com
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See My Website for more tutorials: www.dollmakersdream.com A quick video explaining how to make a polymer clay sculpture stand up on a base without the use of a stand. Use brass tubing or rods, Magic Sculpt, and galvanized wire. If you need these supplies, you can get them from this online ebay store stores.ebay.com
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How Balanced Armature Drivers work inside high-end in-ear headphones. They don't move air like cheap dynamic drivers. Also because they are micro sized, we can pack a woofer, a mid range and a tweeter driver inside the tiny earpiece. That allows to a 3-way crossover with 3 drivers inside each earbud. The result is the best sound we have ever experienced and they will beat high-end full-size headphones by a long shot. Noise isolation is higher and of superior quality than Bose headphones because they isolate much more. Check it out.
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This video explains the process of making a simple armature for sculpting a puppet design or maquette. You will use this design to sculpt a puppet in oil based clay and then mold the sculpture to make a foam latex puppet. This is Video #1 in the series. Quick Facts: The wire is Arcor 1/8th aluminum wire. Fast Steel is the epoxy putti that was used. But we suggest using ProPoxy because it is a better quality. Please feel free to leave your questions bellow and also check out our other videos on this YouTube Channel. You can also download our free magazine at www.stopmotionmagazine.com.
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This is an updated tutorial for version 2.6 of Blender. This tutorial shows how to add a rig to a 3D model of a Google android (model can be downloaded from blender.freemovies.co.uk ). This is about the simplest rig you can make and is ideal for beginners to rigging. The key points are - How to add bones to form a skeleton How to bind mesh objects to the skeleton (skinning) How to add inverse kinematics constraints to the limbs In detail - In object mode, adding an armature bone In properties for the armature turning X-ray on In edit mode adding a bone using E to extrude Turning x-axis mirror on In edit mode use shift E to extrude arm bones Use alt P to break connection and move bones into arms Repeat for leg bones Selecting an arm, holding down shift add the arm bone to the selection, ctrl P to make the bone the parent of the arm, repeat this process for all the parts of the Android In pose mode, select an arm bone, select bone constraints in properties window and add IK constraint, set chain length to 1, repeat for all limbs For the original file without rig and the final file go to - http
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This is a very rare, special purpose, Jacobs Chuck. This is a #100 Jacobs chuck 1/4 to 3/4 its mounted with a #2 Morse taper to a #33jacobs taper arbor with brass/bronze jaws. This is a shaft centering chuck for turning generator and starter armatures that are not drilled for normal centers. The correct name for it is centerless armature turning chuck. Nice piece and not to common as only automotive shops bought them. It is used by having an armature locked in the large Jacobs drill chuck that threads on to the spindle in place of one of the turning chucks and then the centerless chuck is used in the tailstock by easily tightening the chuck until the armature runs true and smooth, and then lock the ring down and oil the jaws good and go to work turning the comuntator. This chuck is also designed for holding the end of a shaft at the tail stock end that has a finished diameter and allow it to turn...like a bushing. It's a "tailstock steady rest" in effect, used when turning precision shaft mounted items such as generator or motor commutators, or anything that you want to turn without center drilling. You close the jaws to a nice sliding fit, oil heavily, and turn.
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Visit our official site at sikat.wetpaint.com In this 2 part series Sculpture Tutorial: Modeling Clay Preparation, Armature & Mold Making. I decided to make this tutorial as part of my training on fiberglass sculpture. I want to make this documented series handy whenever I need to review the whole process. Freddie Dumaquita is my colleague at Sining Kulay at Tinta. He is experienced in making resin and glass sculptures, exhibited them in our group shows. This is a bold project, a commissioned life-size portrait statue of Filipino Business tycoon. Project duration is 2 weeks, November 2008. Learn and enjoy! MANNY DE GUZMAN,JR. SoundMagik Home Studio Manila,Philippines Site Creator, TEEN MODELS 2007 teenmodels2007.wetpaint.com
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The purpose of this video is to show how armature animation works in Blender 2.49b. Understanding how to move the bones in an armature is the key to being able to rig a character. We'll first create a basic skeleton-like armature. Then, I will show the difference between FK (Forward Kinematics) and IK (Inverse Kinematics). I like IK in particular because my initials are IK. It's also something we both have in common with the exquisitely unreadable German philosopher, Immanuel Kant. Leaving the Categorical Imperative aside, we will create a simple hand wave cycle and introduce the Action Editor and the Non Linear Action Editor (NLA Editor), to give you an idea of how actions are defined and how they can be layered together to produce complex movement. We're concentrating on the armature only, how the skeleton moves, so to speak, not the object to be rigged. Once you have an armature, say, of a human, moving correctly, you can then rig it to a human-like object. This is the theory behind the ManCandy rig. I will discuss skinning, the process of associating an armature with a character, either 2 or 4 footed, or I guess any-other-number-of-footed creature, in another tutorial.
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In this video you will learn how to make a Wire Armature that will be the skeleton for your Foam Latex Puppet. What you'll need: -1/8th inch aluminum wire (we use Arcor brand) -Fast Steel Epoxy or Propoxy -Super Glue -Nuts and Bolts for tie downs -K&S Aluminum tubing that fits the 1/8th wire -Very thin Steel wire for fingers -Tools Please feel free to leave your comments and questions below. Also, Please subscribe to our YouTube Channel and check out our magazine at www.stopmotionmagazine.com. Thanks for Watching!!!
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I purchased a 24 inch human armature from truformarmatures.com and I've decided to use it for a Sioux Warrior bronze. Title will be "Plains Warrior" My online gallery is at bronzesbydavidlemon.blogspot.com
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This is part 4 of the fantasy miniature sculpting series of tutorials. In this lesson I show you how to make armatures. More Miniature stuff on my website: Painting and sculpting and more www.stormthecastle.com
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This video demonstrates a few tips and tricks used by experts to tune a tattoo machine properly. Learn how to install coils, an armature bar, and springs correctly. (Featuring a MOB Irons tattoo machine)
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A tutorial on how to create a complete (very basic) armature (skeleton) in Blender. This video acts as a catch-up for those students who have missed any of our lunchtime Blender Club meetings. Blender 2.5 alpha 2 is the version used during this tutorial
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Learn how to make hand-made ball and socket parts for Stop Motion armatures from scratch. Disclaimers PLEASE READ!:: 1. This procedure is dangerous and should only be performed by people ages 18 and up, or with parental/guardian supervision. Also, anytime when working with tools, use appropriate safety measures and equipment. 2. Yes, I already know that you can make these easier using a lathe or mini-lathe, which I don't have, this is an alternative method of hand-crafting these parts using a drill press, dremel, and various metal files. Although if you'd like to give me a lathe or mini-lathe contact me cause that would be cool.....XD!
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I added a jump to the start of this clip, it looked a little better. The Pro Plus from www.animationsupplies.net An excellent armature with amazing sophistication. Set joint tension easily with included tools. Easy to build with variable length legs torso etc. Amazingly smooth movement possible. Shot with Stop Motion Pro of course! Full review of this armature is on our site www.stopmotionpro.com
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A quick tutorial in how to add an armature to a mesh model in blender, so that we may animate the mesh easily. (Part 1 of 2)
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A timelapse clip of the assembly of a stop motion armature. this one is made by a company called "Skeletoon". We have some more info on the www. stopmotionpro .com site. Short clip at the end shows some animation with the armature. Next step would be to clad the armature in clay or foam or latex and make a character. Armature takes about 1 1/2 hours to build.
Part of a series of instructional videos featuring master sculptor Jim Gion, this segment details the basics of the armature.
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Multiple stop motion animations with a wire armature. Includes a walk cycle and a sweet front flip. All projects for my Stop Motion 1 class at SCAD. FAQ: -24 frames per second -1/16th inch and 1/8th inch twisted wire to make the armature -Propoxy 20 epoxy putty for the "bone" portions -Jumping rig was a 2 x 4 piece of wood screwed into the table with 1/8th inch twisted wire attached to the armatures hip where I drilled a hole. -Reference footage of walk is footage of me walking. -Reference footage of the flip is just some dude I found online, hah. -Dan MacKenzie Mackmation.com Mackmation: www.youtube.com
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ultimatepapermache.com See how I build the armature for a dragon sculpture in this video. You can find a printable pattern for this dragon if you click on that link. The methods and materials used for this dragon are the same as the ones I used in my book "Make Animal Sculptures with Paper Mache Clay" - you can find it online at goo.gl
An introduction to giving a mesh bones in Blender. This video acts as a catch-up for those students who have missed any of our lunchtime Blender Club meetings. Blender 2.5 alpha 2 is the version used during this tutorial
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"The armature for sculpting the head in a water-based clay." You will see how I start sculpting a head over simple armature . This process is design to create sculpture that will be fired in the kiln.
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An introduction to giving a mesh bones in Blender. This video acts as a catch-up for those students who have missed any of our lunchtime Blender Club meetings. Blender 2.5 alpha 2 is the version used during this tutorial
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A quick tutorial in how to add an armature to a mesh model in blender, so that we may animate the mesh easily. (Part 2 of 2)
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Making an armature a parent to a mesh, so that the mesh deforms when the armature is posed. A very simple example of a cylinder/pipe bending in the middle is demonstrated. Demonstration involves - Scaling a cylinder in the Z direction making it long and thin ready to bend. Adding the first bone of the armature (turning x-ray on in the armature properties). In edit mode scaling the first bone and extruding the second bone by selecting the head of the first and press E. In object mode select the cylinder and then shift select the armature. With both selected, Ctrl P to create a parent child relationship. Choose Armature Deform - With Automatic Weights In object mode select the Armature alone, go into pose mode. Select the top bone and rotate it, the cylinder does not deform how we want. To fix this need a more complicated mesh. The simplest way to increase the complexity (add more vertices, edges and faces) is to add loop cuts around the joint in the armature. Going back to object mode to select the armature and then into pose mode, now when the top bone is rotated the cylinder deforms by bending in the middle. For the file and lots of other resources go to - blender.freemovies.co.uk
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Hey Guys this is Just a small video that i just make to help some people that have problems building a armature stand. I know how frustrating is when you are looking for answers and can't find it anywhere. also you guys can check this other video made by Jeff, and here he explain in more detail how to build one step by step. noadi.blogspot.com Thanks for watching
