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+Materials List**\\
+Some items might be harder to find, but a little internet scouring usually finds you everything you'll need.
+Mouldlife USA
+Mouldlife Europe
+Burman Industries
+McMaster Carr
+Smith Brother's Hobby Center
+DU-BRO RC
+Additional Supplier Websites Here: http://forums.stanwinstonschool.com/discussion/2904/parts-suppliers-for-animatronics-sculpting-molding-skin
+FOR YOUR WORKSTATION
+Headform - if you do not have a headform of your character, you can buy a generic one to use for this lesson
+MATERIALS
+Fiberglass cloth 6oz Heavy (2)
+min Epoxy
+Plaster Bandage (for creating mold)4”x15” (3)
+Mold Release
+HEAD CORE
+Water-based Clay like EM210 or WED
+Clay modeling tools to cut clay, can even be plastic knife or butter knife
+Disposable brushes for brushing epoxy (size will vary depending on your project)
+Stir sticks or something for mixing epoxy
+Disposable cups (paper or plastic) for mixing epoxy
+Small bucket or any container to hold water for dipping plaster bandage
+Paper towels
+Krylon Crystal Clear spray (optional)
+Disposable gloves (optional)
+TEETH
+Acrylic Resin Teeth: size 24
+Jet liquid monomer to make gums (Davis Dental)
+Jet powder
+Key-To-Alginate fast set for molding (Davis Dental)
+CHARACTER EYES
+Eyes can be made from anything except glass - they need to be able to be drilled, cut and altered
+Sample Eyes that would work well
+SERVOS
+Jaw Servo (Hitec HS-645MG)
+Eyes Horizontal Rotate (Hitec HS-53)
+Eyes Vertical Rotate (Hitec HS-82MG)
+Eyelids 2 needed (Hitec HS-82MG) (2)
+Brows 2 needed (Hitec HS-82MG) (2)
+Upper lips 2 needed (Hitec HS-82MG) (2)
+Mouth corners 2 needed (Hitec HS-82MG) (2)
+Lower Lips 2 needed (Hitec HS-82MG) (2)
+SERVO TRAYS
+Birch Plywood 3/16 x 6 x 12
+Birch Plywood ¼ x 12 x 24
+#5 wood screws
+MISCELLANEOUS
+Eyebrow Wire 3/32” x 4:40 thread (Du-bro 6pack)
+Eyebrow pushrod housing (Du-bro)
+Ball Link Sockets 2/56 (Great Planes) (2)
+Insta Cure cyanoacrylate 2oz
+Insta Cure accelerator 2oz
+Rod End (clevis) 2 pack
+Dual Servo Horn #3342(Du-Bro) 2 pack
+Goldenrod #507 .032” multi-strand cable
+Goldenrod #508 .056” multi-strand cable (2)
+E/Z Connectors 12 pack
+Eye Lid Brass Strip .032” x ¼”
+Eye Mech Brass Strip .064 x 1/4 brass strip (2)
+Brass Strip .064 x 1/4 brass strip x 12”
+Sand Paper 120 grit and 400 grit
+Threaded Rod 2/56” x 12”
+Threaded Rod 4.40 x 12”
+Brass Rod 1/8” x 12”
+TOOLS
+BITS & INDEXES
+/56 Tap and handle (8. in image)
+Drill bits (you will only need some of the smaller ones) (9.)
+CLAMPING, CRIMPING & GRIPPING TOOLS
+Needle nose Vise Grips (11.)
+Needle Nose Pliers (12.)
+Pliers (13.)
+Tweezers (19.)
+Vise (6.)
+CUTTING TOOLS
+Automatic Center Punch (you can use a nail instead) (18.)
+Coping Saw (10.)
+Cable Cutter (14.)
+Flat Cutters (optional) (23.)
+Hack Saw (16.)
+Side Cutters (alternate for Tin Snips) (22.)
+Tin Snips (21.)
+Wire Cutter (15.)
+Xacto Knife (20.)
+ELECTRONIC TOOLS
+Servo Tester with Battery pack (super useful) (5.)
+MEASURING TOOLS
+Ruler (1.)
+Digital Veneer Calipers (Your most used tool!) (2.)
+Adjustable Protractor (3.)
+POWER TOOLS
+Dremel Tool with Sanding Drum, Circular Blade, and grinders (24.)
+Drill Motor (25.)
+SCREWDRIVERS
+Screw Drivers Flat and Phillips (17.)
+WRENCHES
+Allen Wrench Set (Inch and Metric) (4.)
+NOTE:
+Craig will also be using a Table Top Drill Press, a One Inch Belt Sander, and a
+Scroll Saw. However, these can be substituted with an electric hand drill(or
+Dremel Tool), sand paper, and a coping saw, respectively