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- 13" hamster ball
- A yard of red felt
- Hardhat
- White silk (make sure you can see through it)
- 6 sheets of stick on red felt
- 2 12" 3mm BIRCH BALTIC wood plates (NOT BALSA)
- Hard styrofoam ball
- Steel mesh
- Dremel rotary tool with cutting wheel
- Safety glasses
- Hot Glue Gun with sticks
- Spray on Tacky glue
- Regular Tacky glue
- Duct Tape
- Masking Tape
- Sandpaper
- Cutting Board
- Hobby knife
- fabric scissors
- Philips screwdriver
- Paper
- Dark colored sharpie
- Compass
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i need and answer ASAP!!!!
1. attach the hard hat before you attach the bottom portion of the hamster ball.
I found duct tape wasn't secure enough so I drilled through the ball and into the
hard hat securing it with a screw and nut.
2. Not a big fan of duct tape if you are going to be dancing, so, after we slid the ears in I marked a spot, pulled the ear out and drilled a very small hole. Then I threaded thin floral wire through and connected the ear to the hard hat. You could use just about anything thin - pipe cleaner, jewelry wire, etc.
3. I also used red paint to color the edge of the ear so that if the wood showed through it wouldn't be too noticeable.
4. The biggest AhHa, I could have stretched the felt over the ball and spritzed it with water. Felt is moldable when wet. I think doing this I could have avoided some of the seems.
This may help some of you guys
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