For a gun not out there, to look at 3d printed options, I need to know what material is normally used?
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For a gun not out there, to look at 3d printed options, I need to know what material is normally used?
TIA
Ring's Blueguns are made from Polyurethane and steel.
Last edited by warpedcamshaft; 12-21-2017 at 05:30 PM.
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I imagine they’re insert molded. If you want to duplicate that with additive processes you’ll need to have them make two halves with a channel for a steel l.
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Is this for a holster maker? Or to actually practice/demo with? If the former, you might be able to skip the steel insertOriginally Posted by beenalongtime
Both, for my own training, and to try my hand at making my own holster (have a large leather workshop I have access to).
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Smooth-On for silicone, Alumilite for the mold resin. It's rather easy, Smooth-On has great tutorials.
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