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--Well I finally finished the die I've been working on sporadically.
Trouble was I didn't have my injection molding machine dialled in yet but I
reeeally wanted to see if the die produced a decent part. I could have used
casting resin but that stuff's pretty brittle. In a moment of inspiration I
thot why not use hot glue? I did and it works! Crummy photos he
http://www.flickr.com/photos/steambo...7613636548203/
--Will try to do better close-ups with more contrasty background
later today.

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--Well I finally finished the die I've been working on sporadically.
Trouble was I didn't have my injection molding machine dialled in yet but I
reeeally wanted to see if the die produced a decent part. I could have used
casting resin but that stuff's pretty brittle. In a moment of inspiration I
thot why not use hot glue? I did and it works! Crummy photos he
http://www.flickr.com/photos/steambo...7613636548203/
--Will try to do better close-ups with more contrasty background
later today.

well done!!
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--Well I finally finished the die I've been working on sporadically.
Trouble was I didn't have my injection molding machine dialled in yet but I
reeeally wanted to see if the die produced a decent part. I could have used
casting resin but that stuff's pretty brittle. In a moment of inspiration I
thot why not use hot glue? I did and it works! Crummy photos he
http://www.flickr.com/photos/steambo...7613636548203/
--Will try to do better close-ups with more contrasty background
later today.


It casts false teeth for Munchkins, doesn't it?

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It casts false teeth for Munchkins, doesn't it?

--Close; they're Oompaloompas, heh.


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Had to googlem. Now why would you know about Chocolate Factory stuff?
Dare I ask, Ed?

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Larry Jaques wrote:
Had to googlem. Now why would you know about Chocolate Factory stuff?
Dare I ask, Ed?

--Grandkids! :-)


OK. Good save. g

YOU might be interested in this little jobber, although you don't et
snow in NorCal. Cool, isn't it? My buddy in D.C. just sent this:

ROBOPLOW
Ah, too late for the blizzards...

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=tPg1ZMiC9pA

We don't get much snow up here, and I still want one.

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On Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:01:49 -0800, Larry Jaques
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On 08 Mar 2010 20:21:27 GMT, the infamous steamer
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Larry Jaques wrote:
Had to googlem. Now why would you know about Chocolate Factory stuff?
Dare I ask, Ed?

--Grandkids! :-)


OK. Good save. g

YOU might be interested in this little jobber, although you don't et
snow in NorCal. Cool, isn't it? My buddy in D.C. just sent this:

ROBOPLOW
Ah, too late for the blizzards...

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=tPg1ZMiC9pA

We don't get much snow up here, and I still want one.



That would be way way cool when hooked (brain) to a hay bailer and field
plow as well.

Gunner

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is as good as being admired by the admirable."

From long experience myself, I can only say, "You betcha."
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ROBOPLOW
Ah, too late for the blizzards...
http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=tPg1ZMiC9pA
We don't get much snow up here, and I still want one.

--Aha! Battlebots get practical; me like!

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--Latest photos he
http://www.flickr.com/photos/steambo...7613636548203/
--See bottom 3 photos. Succeeded yesterday for first time making
parts out of plastic rather than hot glue. Have a problem with flash but I
think I can fix that today. The awful coloring is due to switch from
Nylatron to Nylon 6; not sure how many parts I'll have to run B4 they come
out lookin' good.

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On 09 Mar 2010 18:07:01 GMT, the infamous steamer
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Larry Jaques wrote:
ROBOPLOW
Ah, too late for the blizzards...
http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=tPg1ZMiC9pA
We don't get much snow up here, and I still want one.

--Aha! Battlebots get practical; me like!


I knew you'd see that subject line and grab it up, Ed.

Now to figure out how to get one to suck up the Autumn leaves and have
it dump 'em in my truck...

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