Is it as strong as casting?
It can be, in certain directions. Strength of any printed part is extremely complex and still under a lot of investigation to understand what makes it better/worse
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Is it as strong as casting?
Looks like they basically started from scratch.Without specs and details - I couldn’t wager a bet either way.
Big question is: is this a clone of the old simply moved to a different manufacturing medium, or re-designed specifically for this 3D printing?
If re-design — one would assume equal or better than previous.
If clone of old - who knows....would be interested in some of the metallurgy folks to chime in
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Furthermore, features like fitting holes and tapped holes need machining, you can't print those.It says they’re hand finished. I’m sure they print them, then grind off any layering and support interfaces, then blast them to Xmetal. Would be interesting to have a pair that’s essentially perfect geometry wise, without the variation from casting
Well according to the year “1875” i am sure it took them that long to perfect itLooks like they basically started from scratch.
For the re-release of the iconic frames, Oakley’s research and development took more than two years, resulting in over 400 designs alongside endless modeling and testing to land on the perfect design – a hand-finished, 3D printed and titanium-cast frame, the Oakley MUZM Series 1875 X Metal® Edition.
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Looks like they basically started from scratch.
For the re-release of the iconic frames, Oakley’s research and development took more than two years, resulting in over 400 designs alongside endless modeling and testing to land on the perfect design – a hand-finished, 3D printed and titanium-cast frame, the Oakley MUZM Series 1875 X Metal® Edition.
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They had to make it sound excitingwow i read that wrong. i thought the original design took 2 years. why would it take terri years to “design” a copy and make 14 of each?!!?
why didn’t anyone just commission a fabrication contractor already working on TI and hand them a pair and say “make a copy”
They had to make it sound exciting
Lol it's not rape if you enjoy itSo you feel better being raped
And it's for charity.Next quarter announcement. 5 FMJ's will be made and sold for 75K. Don't worry on that price, they added a small diamond to the face.