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You can but then you lose some of the advantages of the 3d printing technique e.g. the ability to create complex internal geometries
by barbegal 3y ago
You can but then you lose some of the advantages of the 3d printing technique e.g. the ability to create complex internal geometries
- frognumber 3y agoA 3d-printed mold could actually do that. It'd just be a destructive process -- the mold would not survive. Ceramic is cheap enough that this might be okay. Removal would be a pain. Probably some chemical which melts ceramic but not metal. Perhaps something mechanical which relies on ceramic being brittle to break it up. Dunno.
- amelius 3y agoSilicone is easy to remove.