Haha mines boxed up next to me as well, need to do some stuff then finally open em up!
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Haha mines boxed up next to me as well, need to do some stuff then finally open em up!
Chad Man
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it sucks . I will probably get a chance to open him when I get home then pack him back up.
cobra1978
Just a little freaky
interested
bottom printed
juanca33
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Cool, very nice.:clap
pitbull
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That's awesome man, can't wait!
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So guys, one thing about the process that I hate is the post print work.
My printer is a very high resolution printer, most prints are beautiful and require little to no surface work.
Generally speaking what happens is after I do a print, I remove the major supports...anywhere supports make contact with the print surface what I call "stubble" is left behind. I sand down that stubble, and then go over the whole print with a buffing sponge, generally a 5,000 - 10,000 grit sponge to fine tune the surface before sending it to the casters.
While this is relatively easy, I just hate doing it. I have been on and off looking for someone I could team up with (and pay of course) to prep 3D prints for casting.
I need someone who enjoys doing this kind of work and is a wizard with sanding, bondo work if needed and the buffing/polishing. I would obviously cover all of the shipping and pay you a fee that we would work out together. In most cases I wouldn't be sending you 20 pieces of the same item, it would just be one "print master" that needs to be finished to be casted.
I want to stress that I'm not interested in anyone who knows how to use sandpaper. I need someone who is skilled at cleanup and enjoys doing it.
If any of you personally, or know someone who would be a fit for this, and interested, please get in touch with me.
My printer is a very high resolution printer, most prints are beautiful and require little to no surface work.
Generally speaking what happens is after I do a print, I remove the major supports...anywhere supports make contact with the print surface what I call "stubble" is left behind. I sand down that stubble, and then go over the whole print with a buffing sponge, generally a 5,000 - 10,000 grit sponge to fine tune the surface before sending it to the casters.
While this is relatively easy, I just hate doing it. I have been on and off looking for someone I could team up with (and pay of course) to prep 3D prints for casting.
I need someone who enjoys doing this kind of work and is a wizard with sanding, bondo work if needed and the buffing/polishing. I would obviously cover all of the shipping and pay you a fee that we would work out together. In most cases I wouldn't be sending you 20 pieces of the same item, it would just be one "print master" that needs to be finished to be casted.
I want to stress that I'm not interested in anyone who knows how to use sandpaper. I need someone who is skilled at cleanup and enjoys doing it.
If any of you personally, or know someone who would be a fit for this, and interested, please get in touch with me.
juanca33
Super Freak
This project still alive?
It is. At any given point I'm juggling 2-3 different projects, but this is still in the works.
This is back on the books it seems, see post 1, page 1 for updated details.
I'm in pending price 
N3M3SIS 2ALL
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interested!!:yess:
still interested
TheMasterTurtle
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Yup still interested
Still in
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