Taking my time with this project and implementing some experiments.
For the longest time I’ve used Cyanoacrylate (crazy glue) to hold small plastic parts together. But things fursuit sized it’s a mess. Glues my fingers and burns my eyes.


This round I wanted to try out JB weld. It’s a 2-part epoxy. You mix a little of part A (steel) with part B (hardener) I’ve used it on engines and magnets before but 3D printed plastic was new territory.

Glad I did because it worked wonders. It died much slower, but it gave me more time to readjust and get everything lined up perfect.
It also has a little “body” to it, allowing me to fill in the gap between parts and smooth it out. It now feels like 1 solid piece rather than 5 separate ones.

Overall I’m really happy with the outcome and a chance to experiment with different methods and materials :)