How To Remove The Legs From A Wowee Teksta Robot Dog

This little Wowee Teksta robot dog is a bugger to get into if its legs lock up, here's is how I do it.



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VTech Pop And Play Elephant Ball Firing Modification

My Latest kiddies toy modification please share it, the push up mechanism is really strong and could be adapted for ping pong practise :-)



If you have a fox please post it here.

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Reducing Toddler Choking Hazard From Kiddies Plastic Construction Toys

There are lots a great large plastic construction toys for kids aimed a different age groups and it isn't always possible to ensure a nosey toddler isn't going to find a piece and put it in their mouth.  So the best thing to do is spend a little time Reducing Toddler Choking Hazard by modifying some of the more dangerous pieces.  This video shows how I do it, of course the larger the hole the greater the risk reduction. #fixed1ttip

Bouncing Tigger Fix - Part 3 Bounce Again Wanna

Danger Man Sewing and Stitching In This Video ;-) Functional But Not Pretty LOL Tigger finally stitched up and fully working again. #fixed1tfix



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Leapster Leapfrog Cartridge Fix

Kids Game Consoles take a battering and a wetting this Leapster Leapfrog Cartridge needed a #fixed1tfix

Hot Rolling A Polymorph Replacment Cog From Surrounding Cogs And Gears

Lots of toys and gadgets have plastic gears as they are cheap, but a prone to fatigue and breaking.  Parts are often not available turning the device into broken landfill.  Here is a simple method to be worked on, for model making and repair.



Its also very cheap, and if you screw up using it, you just chuck it back into a cup of hot water and start again, its that simple.

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New Toy Repair Blog - DIY Toy Repair Shed

Hi,

I've been publishing 'Working' DIY Toy Repairs, Fixes and Modification Youtube videos for some years, but realised that having them scattered in different Blogs with

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at the start of the title reduced Blog traffic and views. Therefore, I've created the Blog:

DIY Toy Repair Shed

The use of the shed analogy is that a lot of happy men (and some women) who have practical hobbies have sheds, rooms or studios they do their creative, practical and repair work in, and there is a degree of light hearted camaraderie between us 'shed people' and much mockery from those not experiencing the joy, relaxation, cursing and happiness that comes from practical work. ;-)

If you have previous Bookmarks to my toy repairs and fixes please delete them as they will no longer work and update your bookmarks to the blog link in this page above.

I am also taking the opportunity to embed links in some of my youtube videos, as a purple banner note in the top right hand corner, to take you to a playlists of my other associated Toy Repair fixed1t, videos so you won't have to search around for the next videos.

If you have a few moments it would be great if you could try it out by selecting the video below and let me know if this works, by leaving a note on this post, thanks.

I've also decided this blog shouldn't only be about my fixed1t fixes I've already created, but should be an active 'shed' for fixers to chat, to post repair items, pictures and stories.  For others who have a problem they'd like me or one of my 'shed' colleagues to investigate and try and suggest a fix for, just post a question on this Blog and I and anyone playing in the shed could try and take a look, if we solve it I'll post the solution.

This shed will only work effectively as a kind of club house with your input, please come along and play.

 Thanks for your continued support.



 Malcolm (aka fixed1t)