Love the process video, but the breakout however shows a failed casting above the logo where the mold was incompletely filled! Also, lots of flashing at parting lines, which you did not show cleaning up!
Very nice video. That's a pretty cool process. I think there is potentially an opportunity to move downmarket into the DIY community. A moldmaker in every garage.
I was wondering the same thing. this cant be like good ol' green sand. i figure once the resin is set it has to be bonded hard as a rock. On a side note that guys should really be wearing a mask, even though he is at a down draft table.
I especially loved the shot of the metal part that was fully removed of all sand but hadn't been cleaned up yet so we could see how much flashing and artifacts remained that needed to be cleaned up.
Interesting, I was expecting the sand molds to have a sort of stepped appearance as in plastic 3d printing but the use of fine grains probably prevented this.
+Dinkys Workshop We'd love to give you a quote. Please use our web site www.exone.com/lets-get-started to submit your file and get a quote. Or if you have questions first, feel free to reach out directly to our sales team at one of our US locations: www.exone.com/About-ExOne/Locations/The-Americas Thanks for your interest!
awesome.. i'm just up here in Pittsburgh, and am a shareholder.. long since mid 2013, still have a ton of interest in seeing the facility and technologies face to face some day
I wonder what kind of sand and activator is used and what kind of quick drying resin is or can be used on a home project.. I have the system projected and partialy built , from the heads to deposit the resin, the dumpster to lay down the sand layers up to all the mechanical structural parts and electronics/software.. If anyone can help me with this information I will receive it gladly since I have not much experience with chemistry ... Thank You
Love the process video, but the breakout however shows a failed casting above the logo where the mold was incompletely filled! Also, lots of flashing at parting lines, which you did not show cleaning up!
Fantastic video! :) And a great channel too.
Very nice video. That's a pretty cool process. I think there is potentially an opportunity to move downmarket into the DIY community. A moldmaker in every garage.
I was wondering the same thing. this cant be like good ol' green sand. i figure once the resin is set it has to be bonded hard as a rock.
On a side note that guys should really be wearing a mask, even though he is at a down draft table.
I especially loved the shot of the metal part that was fully removed of all sand but hadn't been cleaned up yet so we could see how much flashing and artifacts remained that needed to be cleaned up.
amazing
The music is annoying
Pov: You are here from donut media
What a great video - this is how to do a technology demonstration folks.
420 xD
Why aren't the sand workers wearing supplied air hoods?
Interesting, I was expecting the sand molds to have a sort of stepped appearance as in plastic 3d printing but the use of fine grains probably prevented this.
bin hier wegen GdFT am KIT :P
Elitekommentar. Same here
what does a company charge to make a sand mold from a solidworks model?
+Dinkys Workshop We'd love to give you a quote. Please use our web site www.exone.com/lets-get-started to submit your file and get a quote. Or if you have questions first, feel free to reach out directly to our sales team at one of our US locations: www.exone.com/About-ExOne/Locations/The-Americas Thanks for your interest!
Great
Love it. Is this North Huntington?
Yes it is
awesome.. i'm just up here in Pittsburgh, and am a shareholder.. long since mid 2013, still have a ton of interest in seeing the facility and technologies face to face some day
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I wonder what kind of sand and activator is used and what kind of quick drying resin is or can be used on a home project.. I have the system projected and partialy built , from the heads to deposit the resin, the dumpster to lay down the sand layers up to all the mechanical structural parts and electronics/software.. If anyone can help me with this information I will receive it gladly since I have not much experience with chemistry ... Thank You
@Fernando , did you have any luck Fernando? I know it is 4 years later, but maybe you still want to try?
Fascinating.