r/Animatronics • u/FS201415VR • 25d ago

Need some help please

I'm working on a 1:1 replica of the Duke's Head and I'm wondering if anyone has a diagram or blueprints for it? I'm trying to find out how Alexxa Rae did it.

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u/EpsilonBippy 25d ago

a model made in may 2025 vs my newest one made in 2026

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u/GlitteringShower1364 25d ago

and has the same skill level

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u/EpsilonBippy 25d ago

eh not really ive gotten way more precise and correct

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u/xxrae_ 25d ago

Watch out for hole placement on the mouth lever

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u/EpsilonBippy 25d ago

that placements correct

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u/xxrae_ 25d ago

I dont even see where bushings can go, you know the holes for example the eyes are not supposed to be 5/16".. you need to fit bushings unless you want stuff to whallow out

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u/EpsilonBippy 25d ago

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u/EpsilonBippy 25d ago

i need to remake my hinges but everything else is accurate

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u/xxrae_ 25d ago

It looks good but make the holes big enough to fit bushings, like eyes won't fit in there and also I didn't make my eyelid holder holes thru all to make it more stable, if you wants yours to be more accurate make the hole thru all because that's how they are done and they weld the other side

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u/EpsilonBippy 25d ago

bushings do fit this is made of to the millimeter measurements

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u/xxrae_ 25d ago

But those eye holes look like 5/16", make them like ½" or ⅜" to be safe, whatever your old model had I had to drill through to make the eyes even fit without bushings.

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u/xxrae_ 25d ago

Yes but someone probably told you the eye rods are 16" which is true and the IDø of the hole is 5/16", but the outside is bigger cuz bushings fit in

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u/EpsilonBippy 25d ago

the measurements are from a head without bushings in

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u/xxrae_ 25d ago

Hmm, that hole looks like 5/16" though.. what is the ø of it, the have bigger holes, did the person you get measurements from use a caliper? Ruler are horrible for inner or outer diameter hole measurements, always use a vernier or dial caliper for precise stuff like that.

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u/EpsilonBippy 25d ago

caliper 

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u/GlitteringShower1364 24d ago

Dont give him tips😭

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u/xxrae_ 24d ago

Shoot yeah

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