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Raised in the dump means sunk in the cavity. Recessed in the dump means raised on the master. Lock which way before CAD freeze; serifs still need
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Raised in the dump means sunk in the cavity. Recessed in the dump means raised on the master. Lock which way before CAD freeze; serifs still need
Read article -A spare jacket is a keyed rigid shell with its own cost. Extra 10A skins without a matching jacket are not a spare program. Typical drivers. MOQ 20.
Read article -The master is a pattern cost, not the mold. SLA plus seal vs CNC, and when the $50 CAD is the cheaper path. Typical shop values. Send STEP. MOQ 20.
Read article -Streaks in A/B platinum are unmixed catalyst. Fold, scrape the walls and floor, dump to a second cup. Whipping seeds bubbles. Typical shop. MOQ 20.
Read article -Vacuum pulls air out of mixed RTV. A pressure pot shrinks bubbles in a closed cast. They do not replace each other. Typical shop values. MOQ 20.
Read article -RTV finds the open corner. Water-test the box, then clay coil, hot glue, or tape on the joint that actually opens. Do not thicken the mix. MOQ 20.
Read article -Keys tear when they are undercut pips in 10A rubber. Use draft, fillets, and enough wall — more keys is not stronger. Typical shop values. MOQ 20.
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Use a removable plug when a hole or undercut will not peel. Structure Decision: open-back, split, or core — not a harder Shore. Typical shop. MOQ 20.
Read article -A glove is an open-back skin; a block is a box pour around the master. Structure Decision plus rubber grams, peel, and jacket. Typical shop. MOQ 20.
Read article -Platinum RTV jewelry tools dump wax for burnout, not chocolate. Not vulcanized rubber, not a food pack. Sprues, vents, Shore. Typical shop. MOQ 20.
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