3 ms·
To be fair, you could probably get a basic injection mold for these kind of parts for $3-$6k [1]. Likely you'd still have parts that'd be 3D printed. 1: https:
by elcritch 5y ago
To be fair, you could probably get a basic injection mold for these kind of parts for $3-$6k [1]. Likely you'd still have parts that'd be 3D printed.
1: https://icomold.com/much-injection-molding-cost/ https://icomold.com/much-injection-molding-cost/
- Karliss 5y agoFor very low runs maybe casting appropriate resin or polyurethane in a silicon mold might be suitable. That's doable in DIY setup with biggest investment being time and few hundred dollars worth material at most.
- imtringued 5y agoI agree, polyurethane casting is the least you can do for a commercial product. It does take time but each mold is a 3D printer in its own right.