Can it be used as a "filler" in a plastic toy for a child's craft?
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It is non-toxic according to the labeling, so sure, 100% ok as far as what is listed. Also, if you want a non-toxic filler that is cheaper, also use or mix this with different areas using a hot glue gun and a cheap pack of home depot or loews hot glue gun sticks, making sure they are the right diameter to fit in the gun.
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You can fill it with sand or water, but why would u want to ? I bought this and returned it soon as I opened the box. It look like a toy for kids to play with, cheap plastic.
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If you are going to be making plastic jewelry then yes. It can produce items that cannot be made from conventional manufacturing. There's lot's of designs on Thingiverse...but if you are going to use this to produce casting blanks I recommend the jewelry specific (and much more costly) 3D printers. The Replicator is a great general purpose device but doesn't have the ability to print wax, or the dedicated resolution and the specialized printed supports that is needed. Did that help?
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Absolutely! My two grandsons are 2 & 3 and they did pretty good with it. It's a very lightweight plastic. Easy to hold. Fun!
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It looks to be the same as a paint can, only smaller. I would think a glass jar would work... not sure if it would melt plastic.
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I did. :) I bought it for that exact reason. My students loved it. We mixed it with putty instead of slime, but it would probably work with slime, too.
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I have not attempted to but I think it would be fairly easy, there are no real plastic pieces to attach it to, but super glue would probably work well. Good luck! :)
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I don't think it would be adequate for that purpose. There's not much surface area attached to the board, and it's only glued on. I don't know if any type of glue would hold in that situation.
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I don't see why you couldn't. We also bought it as a prop and have yet to alter it. It's made of plastic, just a bit heavier so made a jigsaw or or the like to cut it.
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I don't think so but you could purchase craft foam from a craft store and create new pieces for prjects.
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It is more like a toy. I don't think it is meant to be used for anything important. It's made of plastic
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It was used to stuff a toy but it was of good quality and should work well.
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I think it would be too heavy. It might work for a while but I think either the plastic would break or the glue would pull off.
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The joint where the glue is won't be pliable. The plastic further away from the glue will be if that's the nature of the plastic.
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I would think you could phone the makers. I can say my granddaughter has fully enjoyed this entertaining and versatile item!
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It might be ok, but I would be afraid it would melt it. I would use "no sew" glue.
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Yes you can make paper puppets and other crafts while riding.I would have everything organized first so it can be close at hand .