could this be used to hold a loose limb in a doll's socket? i am looking for something that will have a firm fit, yet maintain ability to pose.
388667
No. It becomes rigid when cool also for that purpose permanent. You would not be able to remove it without further damage to the doll.
1655739
Yes. It has a very stiff hold. I'm using it for a baby monitor that had 8 AA batteries in it and it has never needed to be readjusted.
720263
I love this vice. However I use it as a soldering station, and I wouldn't use it for anything that absorbs impact. I would expect that big ball socket to loosen up after a couple if blows.
135058
I have the old metal tub covered in porcelain and the clamp is very tight. I would not recommend tightening it on a fiberglass tub tight enough to be a good support. So, my answer is "no". The manufacturer might have another type of clamp that could be tightened.
718009
I use it for a 12 inch stuffed animal, but a rigid 19 inch doll would probably be too big. Try the Build a Bear tent, you can buy it online and their animals are larger.
512349
It would be too small for Barbies. It works wonderfully well for the 6" - 8" dolls.
1286742
My children love to swivel and play on this, but I am not certain that it would be suitable for holding them to work for long periods of time. The straddle would likely be too wide for undeveloped bodies. Also, they really grove on lifting the "Lift" handle and spinning recklessly, which has been a bit of a nuisance...if not hazardous. In my studio, the Hermes chair is for me, and I try to keep the kids off it.
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That is why I ordered one for my daughter...highly disappointed in it. Her American Girl Doll is too heavy for the seat and it bends down/backwards/to the side. I wouldn't recommend it for anything other than a stuffed animal or a very light weight baby.
193780
I don't think that's a good idea. notice how well the handle is attached to the head.i doubt you would be able to the same. I have tried this on other axes with indifferent success. it will become loose.
1053406
The doll holder on the center post has a ring on it to slip around the doll's torso (waist, chest or neck). You should be able to squish part of the teddy bear's back into it.
1550939
No! This furniture is even too small for a Barbie doll. Maybe more the size for Calico Critters.
262152
I bought it for the same thing to use as a prop. It doesn't mold well. The doll has stretchy cord inside its limbs which allows you to bend it. The head is also very small and not a true newborn size if you need it for hats. Which is what I make.
644558
Um...it's not perfect unless it be taped around a toe or a figure. This product may not be the best for your needs...sorry it :(
17389
I don't know what kind of doll that is but my 6 yr old uses it with a large soft baby doll and a harder Journey doll. The harder the doll the more it doesn't conform to the body when wearing it. You can fit many different size dolls in this from small to large.
691066
Maybe. The clamp is really strong, but small. It would only hold it not in the way it was intended to be used.
822392
Yes but a more firm kind of doll. I have some that allow more movement and this isn't one of them.
101969
If it is clamped tight enough, it would not fall out. That said, I would re-tighten every time I used it...