It's a one-off, but I remember the process so far and once I've got it mounted on this tripod, it'll be fun to play with while at my station.
It's made of a breaker bar and a socket wrench extension, forming the elbow joint, and a swivel joint and a final extension, forming the shoulder joint. The steel is wrapped in foam for friction and girth. It can work as an arm or a leg, depending on how high it's mounted.
Maybe I can't put a green screen behind it and make some videos of joint locks.
It's made of a breaker bar and a socket wrench extension, forming the elbow joint, and a swivel joint and a final extension, forming the shoulder joint. The steel is wrapped in foam for friction and girth. It can work as an arm or a leg, depending on how high it's mounted.
Maybe I can't put a green screen behind it and make some videos of joint locks.
