You can make the molds completely yourself using CNC to mill the lathe or simply welding them.
.... What? "mill the lathe"? I think they accidentally a word in there.
These lines can be used to make new raw material (3d printing filament), granulate, spinned around a mold or up to you to find new creative ways.
Well suited to make large and more solid objects, the oven itself is also a great machine for prototyping and making plastic test.
Since it works with molds you can easily replicate and set up a production.
This website desperately needs copy-editing.
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Also, I'm completely tired of people coming into an existing engineering discipline and deciding to come up with a whole bunch of terms for existing processes. It's not "a injection", it's *an injection molding machine. All the new terminology does is make things extra confusing.
The people behind the project are Dutch, German, Mexican [0] and none of them -from what I could see- would normally speak English as their first language.
Why don't you send an email to point out the mistakes in their text? [1]
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.... What? "mill the lathe"? I think they accidentally a word in there.
This website desperately needs copy-editing.
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Also, I'm completely tired of people coming into an existing engineering discipline and deciding to come up with a whole bunch of terms for existing processes. It's not "a injection", it's *an injection molding machine. All the new terminology does is make things extra confusing.
The people behind the project are Dutch, German, Mexican [0] and none of them -from what I could see- would normally speak English as their first language.
Why don't you send an email to point out the mistakes in their text? [1]
They might even appreciate it :)
[0] - http://preciousplastic.com/thanks/
[1] - http://preciousplastic.com/contact/