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You should have "made in USA" on it.

Is there a reason you were conventional milling the copper instead of climb?

I had a mold designed many years back to make around 200 parts, often wondered what happened to the mold. On the EDM how much do you have to allow for the tool ware as it burns the harder material in the mold? Should look into molding boxes for the Gridfinity 3Dprinted storage box system

I need to work for yall lol

Cool! Good luck with the sales. I've been on Amazon as a seller for 8 years now. There's good and bad, but it's mostly good.

Looks like a deepwell plate, albeit with rather large wells. Usually they have 96 wells

hate ondrive I had huge problems with it every time used didn't backup everything. then just messed up my whole pc. never use.

I am watching it very late and I want to thank you for your sincere effort. God bless you.

Good one

Hey, thanks for sharing your work. I am very inspired. I run a two man operation with five molding machines including one rotating platen machine. three powerjets and two nissei. we have about 10 3d printers that dont get used, other than the sls, one sprue picker, a cnc, an edm, and a cmm. All in 4000 sq feet. I wish i had your robots and experience, and cnc experience like yours. Thanks again for making these videos. I tried, but its difficult. Editing takes a long time.

Nice work. These videos are good to watch. I maybe one of the last guys learning Toolmaking in Australia. I am lucky, the guys I work with are really switched on. Thanks for your efforts in making these videos.

Why would you not disassemble the entire mold to get all of the contamination out of the cooling passages, especially since it is an active product? Did you try acetone on the cured paint outside of the mold to see if it worked? I’m glad you didn’t blow yourself up with that electric pump. Interesting to see a fairly intricate mold. Thank you.

This is cool. Thanks for sharing.

Super interesting to hear the process and all the details of the mold!

Haven't watched the entire video to see if the paint comes out, but i have had to use harder stuff like MEK to remove crazy paints and masks.

Nice deburring with the stone 😊💎

la voie off de l IA a chier🤮

What are these parts for?

How come you are not using stops?

your bottom die doesnt have enough relief.

FYI I've bent 5/8" 303SS rod 90 deg on a Harbor Freight "44" Compact Bender" worked great.

I understand that there's a "grain" (like wood has) to rolled sheet metal. Do you have to take that into consideration when bending sheet metal?

ive seen guys using 3d print dies now......proto type work

Got a link to the toe jack your using? I am getting clise to getting a machine so getting my moving equipment ready so would appreciate it👍

Do you offer consultations?

I really think you need a much bigger space :)

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The best injection molding youtube channel! Thank you for the amazing content

8:17 He almost had to go search for it.

I am a avid follower of your videos and It is my opinion that you are making a rear contribution to the education of the creative communities which I belong to. I would be grateful if you can suggest the likely clamping force for an injection mould of volume 750483537mm^3 and Thickness of 732mm Thanks for your suggestion

5 cu in of dirt? Sounds like you have a real piece of work for a neighbor. Too bad all the mental institutions are closed, because it sounds like they need to be in one!

Years later, the best video on injection molding still, you should make a paid video series teaching people the art man!

Sounds great .

I worked for over 15 years in the plastics molding department at GE back in the 80’s and 90’s. I was the setup and can’t count the number of installs in did during that time. We did injection and thermoset molding. This video brought back memories from back in the day. Some of the equipment was from the 1940’s while most of our equipment was state of the art, modern presses. It was nice to see the advancements in equipment that have been made since our factory closed.

Hello, I am encountering an error when trying to import configuration XML files, with the message: “Object reference not set to an instance of an object.” Do you know what might be causing this issue?

Hello, I'm from Ethiopia. I learned a lot from the video. One thing that I couldn't fix or had trouble with is when it opens the mold. How can I fix it? Thank you.

That brings back memories . I something similar back in the early 1970s molding 55 gallon plastic drums.

Have you have any issues with the cpu ?

Neighbours suck sometime

Well, I don't think those rafters / roof will be going anywhere - they look pretty overbuilt! 2x8's or 2x10's or something? Wow! That's not a very long span, were those really necessary? It's not like you have snow load to worry about! Or are you going to put a lathe or something up there to really p'o the neighbors??

It must suck to have litigious neighbors.

I'm work for making exterior parts of the car of hyundai in S.korea . I'm usually operate 2000 ton - 3200 ton machine. (LS emtron) we make most exterior body pannel, Fender side, rear trunk , tail gate door pannel. (ABS, PC+ABS, PC ASA, PC+PET) How about using HAITIAN ?? Does it work with precision? I used the same machine 5 years ago. BUT ..............................................

Thanks for sharing! How many times can you use the same electrode?

It's pronounced remnants not reminants! Nice EDM you have there and a retractable oil tank too.

Just a bit on the rough side though, 😂

Hey i am from india and i work in plastic moulding company. You make amazing video a lot things to learn from your video

if you wanted to get into programming parts for this type of stuff, but you don't have a cnc machine to do the actually machining on, is there a way to get your hands on this software or some form of simulator?

Thanks for sharing your exceptional knowledge. Truly inspirational.

The most underrated tool in metal machining... COOLANT! Even when you are milling or turning a softer material; it will preserve the life span of your cutting bits/carbide inserts.