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how healthy is the resin?

oh you use diaphram pump

Pump sounds like the war of worlds walkers

That is a very nice idea but i do hate the amount of waste. With open air it is easier to just prepare the right amount of resin and vacuum chamber it to get the mixing bubbles out. Then pour into the mold with a thin fluid line to avoid picking up air during pouring. My cleaning consists of letting my flexible mixing cup harden out and tear out the remaining hardened resin. I do love 3d printing for quick molds, i even glued mold parts together to create larger molds than my printer can handle. I will keep an eye on this startup, i do like the idea.

Go to their website and all chemicals are sold out. Nothing is really for sale.. No way I signup for this kickstart that does not have even the basic chemicals in stock and no links to other suppliers either!

If you broke a printed part, it means you didn't bake it enough (low temperature) or chose the wrong material. Try buying good nylon and printing it at 260-280 degrees. You'll split this brick with this part)

Too bad I can only understand half of what he says.

Love the progress and this demo! Can’t wait for the release! Will you guys offer a local pickup shipping option? I’m like 15 minutes away! 😁

Can one use this with rigid polyurethane foaming resins, that expand, for small parts !

Super sleek updated flovv !! All the very best

İ think you should show-off this machine's capability of producing uv resistant clear parts more as it contrasts 3d printing. Like after you cast the skull you could do another cast over it with a clear gel-like material to make anatomical figures for educational models. Also another marketing idea would be making lost foam parts for metal casting as the lost pla/resin metal casting method is costly and very slow, you can make foam parts way cheaper and faster.

Looks interesting if you’re doing a large run or big objects but I suspect it is a lot of money for what could be replaced by a simple double barreled mixing gun.(manual)

Looks really really cool. Really awesome!

That mold will last a few pieces . Too much work for just some piece of plastic. 3d printing all the time. I worked with Rim molding for years

I will be convinced when you will use clear resin and show the results as on previous videos i saw bubbles accumulated and then video had a video cut with model ready but most likely it had bubbles which wasn't showed.

This will work with plastic or something like that? Im interesting for the part of make plastic model kits and sell it , And i tink this tecnologie have a good road to it but it still far of it.

Definitely not bubble free, the urethane will need to cure under pressure in a pressure pot to be bubble free.

I need one !! ❤

I'm sure this guys is a great software engineer, but if you're planning to get this machine to market, please hire an UI designer too. I'm sorry, but that UI looks awful. It's just buttons put in random places.

Could this fill like a 10 litre mold?

Safety glasses are way cooler than eye patches and glass eyes. Make sure to set a good example for your future customers by using proper PPE since resins and hardeners contain very nasty chemicals that are being pressurized by your injection machine. I would go even further with a full face shield because I've had hardener splash in my face while helping a coworker pour it into a container. Safety glasses protected my eyes, but some splashed on my lips and instantly wicked into my mouth. MSDS said it's necrotic to flesh, so our safety guy had me flush my mouth and face for probably 30 minutes straight. I had numbness on my lips and part of my mouth for days. It happened 14 years ago, but you never know what kind of lasting effects or future complications a single incident can create. If I can save someone else from the trouble and make sure nobody else finds out how nasty that crap tastes or feels in their mouth, then I've turned my negative into a positive for others. Be safe. 😉

Please don’t sell out to some big industrial brand now Customers need this, clients already have this

Very nice, really hope you bring it to market

Looks neat, Why not just make this system so dirt cheap mixing nozzles (literally cost penne's wholesale) can be changed vs going through a cleaning/clearing process for one nozzle? I bought a bag of 3M twist on nozzles 2 years ago for epoxy and still have full bags. Thx in advance for any input

keep up the good work! maybe i will not dive into the first generation, but 2nd for sure!

Will you have a list of suggested "off-sets" for 3rd party resins?

Do you still need to use a vacuum chamber to remove any bubbles from the injection process?

awesome explanation

Great concept! I hope you bring it to market and you aren’t about to sell this to Formlabs. 😂

How would you go about finishing the final product? For example smoothing out the parting line.

I was interested until you said texas.

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Looks amazing, guys. I would love to buy it once it comes out. Keep up the good work.

неправильно: 1) 3д печать = 10 часов +3д моделирование >> при необходимости изготовления массовых изделий литье металлом и тд. (2) youtube канал Folk Craft и тп. 2) Экструзия = 2*10 часов (при условии простой формы, либо 2..5*10 часов) + 10мин

Would this work with carbon fibre and kevlar?

This video is not as good as you think it is.. it's missing ALOT.

Petg is better for release

That thing sounds like a giant Terminator attacking a gas station.

I like the concept. That disc, though... can't be approved due to its construction, and it seems to have deformed after drinking the building... would love to see the numbers on it though

But your 3d printing the mold. So in all actuality this took you more like 20hours and 10 minutes to make...😂

Really cool system, and for the price point, it's an affordable RIM system. What kind of pumps are you using for resin dispensing? Pressurized cylinders? Peristaltics? I'd like to back, depending on what viscosity of A/B it can handle. It looks like you're using a very low viscosity urethane. Can this handle thicker systems? 10k centipose or higher?

Nice!

cool!

Okay this just came across my feed & this actually looks pretty dang cool. Gojng to checkout the campaign and the rest of your videos

Thanks for the video. Which brand / type of mold release paste do you use?

Hello, my friend, is it possible to use only epoxy resin for injection?

why are you calling this an injection molding device? this is a hobby grade 2 part urethane resin mixer and distributor. its great and id love to have one, but its weird the way you are marketing this.

sounds like an alien creature *