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Originally Posted by Rookie
(Post 2828412)
I have a rapid prototype and stereolitography at my work. The size might be larger than my machine can handle, but I will find out.
Thanks any and all help is appreciated. For the smaller machines the make it in two parts and glue it together. Jon |
Originally Posted by Whipple Charged
(Post 2828414)
If you want to run it, you need SLS, SLA will not handle any heat of anytype. We use the honeycomb filled for parts to look at, make changes to, but use only SLS to run. SLS is typically 2.5 to 3 times as expensive as SLA/honeycomb.
Thanks, This will not be used to run with. Only used to make the aluminum parts with, unless you have a better cost effective method for only three parts. Thanks Jon |
Cam Logic in Oxford just got a new 3d printer for making prototype parts. because of you larger size yes it's going to be expensive or hard to find someone to do it. maybe as an option cut the whole thing in half make two sections then vibration/sonic weld them together. Another option that you may consider would be investment casting. If you can make a wax mold of the part they can take care of the rest. RLM just north of Oxford could help you here and may even be able to help you with contacts for sterolith.
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What type of cad files do you have?
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Originally Posted by 800XCR
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What type of cad files do you have?
Jon |
Check out a company called Synergeering, they're out of farmington hills.
(313) 215-3076 They may be able to help. |
We use Technique Inc - out of Jackson, MI. If we can't do it ourselves.
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I used to sell for a company in the 90s out of Indy that did stereo lith
cool process back then it was a new process |
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