4 up brickman gets MOULDED
Description
We took the Mini-Fig and after slight adjustment made a development injection mould tool for the parts...mark II mould is underway with coring out to reduce sinkage!?
Instructions
If you have access to a development mould machine this will give you LOTS of mini-figs...
Amended to included more mould tool info (4th October 12)
Note this data is for the core and cavity inserts - see the photograph of the actual tool - you need a mould base to use this in a typical development machine - though this might work fine for say vac cast or pour moulding??
Amended to included more mould tool info (4th October 12)
Note this data is for the core and cavity inserts - see the photograph of the actual tool - you need a mould base to use this in a typical development machine - though this might work fine for say vac cast or pour moulding??
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Wumpusjagger
on
October 3, 2012
said:
What injection tool are you using?
celticfable
on
October 4, 2012
said:
hi there - just noticed I managed to upload a pre-prod of the cre/cavity missing some key features... revision on it's way.
We use our own bespoke combi-tools - essentially the only piece we ever have to make are the core/cavity plates - ejection, bolster etc is common...
See the revised files for info
Apologies for mis-loading the file!!
Celt
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4 up brickman gets MOULDED by celticfable is licensed under the Attribution - Creative Commons license.

I had a look at the STEP file and imported it to look at a number of things..
E.g. sprue, gate, runner length, alignment pins, eject pins etc.
My model import shows none of this stuff.
Is my model import poor or is it not in the model files?
Cheers
Edit
Sorry the picture did not go in the post...
see the amended files - hopefully you'll now have core & cavity sets!