Hello Jaycon Systems great videos very informative. I was wondering if it's possible to silicone mold a whole plastic runner as a family mold? I have a small runner of figurine joints that i would like to recast and I was hoping that I could save time and money by casting the whole runner instead of a singular joint piece but is it possible?
Seems like a lot of expensive work but doable for those who want to do it. My main concern is the frequent inadvertent touching of buttons causing screen actions I don't want to take place. I've seen ads for different covers but I haven't see one yet like I want. Or it isn't advertised to do what I want. The first problem to eliminate are the bottom four Roku revenue buttons. These can all be eliminated by pulling the cover and inserting something between the touch layers.That would help but still not completely resolve the problem. What I would really like to have is a thicker cover slightly above the height of the buttons that makes them less likely to be activated by an inadvertent touch. So, a mold for a rubberized cover that would produce this result would be perfect. I suppose this same technique would work if it were thicker Has anyone seen or know of such a cover?
Hello Jaycon Systems great videos very informative. I was wondering if it's possible to silicone mold a whole plastic runner as a family mold? I have a small runner of figurine joints that i would like to recast and I was hoping that I could save time and money by casting the whole runner instead of a singular joint piece but is it possible?
Seems like a lot of expensive work but doable for those who want to do it. My main concern is the frequent inadvertent touching of buttons causing screen actions I don't want to take place. I've seen ads for different covers but I haven't see one yet like I want. Or it isn't advertised to do what I want. The first problem to eliminate are the bottom four Roku revenue buttons. These can all be eliminated by pulling the cover and inserting something between the touch layers.That would help but still not completely resolve the problem. What I would really like to have is a thicker cover slightly above the height of the buttons that makes them less likely to be activated by an inadvertent touch. So, a mold for a rubberized cover that would produce this result would be perfect. I suppose this same technique would work if it were thicker Has anyone seen or know of such a cover?