Just getting started

[Joseph]

customer want it in two tone so had to reprint in two pieces. Cast and finished piece.

[mongerdesigns]

A-ma-zing!

[toddmichael]

Joseph;
Your work and prints are very nice looking, I like the tabbing to help reassemble the prints after casting and cleaning.

The Solus is doing a very nice job for everyone.

Toddmichael

[Joseph]

thanks everyone. ToddMichael nothing like having to guess if its lined up again. Tying to learn how to work smarter not harder. LOL

[Jewelermdt]

Fantastic print and casting.

What is your prep please? How do you cure your resin? Burn out temps?

Learning this stuff and appreciate any help.

Mike

[Joseph]

Hi Mike

I do not do my own casting. For the cure time on the resin I put in a black light box (figure nail box) for about 45 minutes and then in a toaster oven for 90 minutes at 250 degrees. Maybe some of the caster will chime in on how they set up the burn out time.

Thanks
Joseph

[Jewelermdt]

Thanks for the curing info. Tried a couple of ways. Still have a ways to go. Can't do much till I get my printer back up and running.

[Joseph]

a few more. Its so nice to be able to make a model and not have to worry about milling it and cutting out for the hollow part of the shank.

[Joseph]

Still enjoying my printer.

[Joseph]

sharing. Did not finish the arrow head for it was for someone else. Just had it cast. They finished it. Its an elk tooth.