Shouldn't be too difficult. I've been printing customized pens for people that use the guts from a bic. It's smaller than some ear socks.
But have you printed rubber yet
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Shouldn't be too difficult. I've been printing customized pens for people that use the guts from a bic. It's smaller than some ear socks.
I'm not familiar with Hypalon or CPE. We use poly tubing for water traced active thermal insulation on flexible lines running in robot dress out.I'm just curious how much our industries may cross. Do you have much experience with Hypalon or CPE in "pure" or blended forms? If so, what type of uses to you see for it in your industry?
Inventor for solid modelingQ,you use an .stl file to send to printer?
What software to create the geometry do you use?
I actually don't think this would be hard to do with a printer or casting them. The hard part with casting would be the nose bombs because they are a complex 3D structure inside. We need somebody to try to figure this outSeems like the earsocks would be the biggest printing challenge, being a small hollow tube...