Good Morning All;
Made bangle prototypes for a customer and assumed that using the RTV rubber would be ok. But I was informed last night that both master bangles were destroyed
and that the B9 cherry resin stuck to the pink RtV rubber and is unusable.
I cure the Cherry resin over night, hour on, hour off, and so on. So a total curing of three hours. The pieces don't feel tacky or anything.
Need some quick solutions for this, should I being having them coat the resin prints with lacquer spray paint, some other paint, something to harden the surface? Use a different kind of rubber? Be printing the master pieces
in a resin other than Cherry?
Suggestions much appriciated.
Toddmichael
Molding Resin?
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Re: Molding Resin?
Some of the guys on the 3dcad forum are using the low temp silicone rubbers with success. I would have thought RTV rubbers would be fine. Very odd.
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Re: Molding Resin?
Ken;
I saw the mold and the destroyed master and I was really confused. I think it was more of a poor mold cutting than anything else. He never ever tried to inject the mold, I think he was upset he destroyed
the master bangle in resin.
Toddmichael
I saw the mold and the destroyed master and I was really confused. I think it was more of a poor mold cutting than anything else. He never ever tried to inject the mold, I think he was upset he destroyed
the master bangle in resin.
Toddmichael
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