Re: Machineable wax problem
Posted by
jvicars@c...
on 2001-04-08 07:36:24 UTC
Hey Bill,
I had to look up erudite before I figured out I wasn't offended.
The Sinterstation rapid prototypes use a polystyrene that is very
porus and then dip this into molten wax.
You may find a combination of styrene and wax that will hold detail
and not flake and still burn out.
I was thinking about the green styrene that's used in fake flower
arrangements. Maybe soak this in some molten wax and try to machine
that.
I may be reaching here
I had to look up erudite before I figured out I wasn't offended.
The Sinterstation rapid prototypes use a polystyrene that is very
porus and then dip this into molten wax.
You may find a combination of styrene and wax that will hold detail
and not flake and still burn out.
I was thinking about the green styrene that's used in fake flower
arrangements. Maybe soak this in some molten wax and try to machine
that.
I may be reaching here
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