Sure articulating is a science project, but the most of the supplies you will need can be purchased at art supply, and hardware stores. These scissors are small, extremely dull, have a plastic handle, cost about 75 cents and will work fine for cleaning tendons off bones. Tooth brushes to clean out nooks and crannies during the soaking stage .
Paint brush Use the softest paint brush possible when dusting off dry peeling off glue and dirt.
After the hole is started, let the power drill do the rest. If you can't get a hand drill, then secure a drill bit in a hand vise grip then slowly scrape out a pilot hole. Power drills are fast, efficient, and help keep holes straight completely through long bones. Low temperature glue is only used for temporary attachments. The glue is great for this because it is easy to apply, sets fast, holds well, and will peel off easily once it is not needed.