This method I'm considering to use to improve and even repair the plastic old-school Beyblades. This method is untested, I plan to do it today on a snapped Attack Ring to see if it will not only repair, but reinforce the ring. These modifications MAY make the blade more competitive against the new age Metal Fusion Blades.
Keep in mind, these are possibly dangerous and experimental...Not to mention untested.
What I need:
- 1x Soldering Iron
- 1x Spindle of Soldering
- 1x Damaged/Cracked OldSchool Attack Ring
- 1x Steel Wool or Sponge (to clean up excess Solder)
- Patience.
Using the solder material, I plan to attach the pieces of the snapped/damaged attack ring together and possibly solder the outsides of the ring (especially for spiked rings, and might be easier for more curved rings).
Does anyone think this is stupid, or a good idea?
Keep in mind, these are possibly dangerous and experimental...Not to mention untested.
What I need:
- 1x Soldering Iron
- 1x Spindle of Soldering
- 1x Damaged/Cracked OldSchool Attack Ring
- 1x Steel Wool or Sponge (to clean up excess Solder)
- Patience.
Using the solder material, I plan to attach the pieces of the snapped/damaged attack ring together and possibly solder the outsides of the ring (especially for spiked rings, and might be easier for more curved rings).
Does anyone think this is stupid, or a good idea?