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Jon and Karl, Checking in on this project. Thank you !
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Sample top saddle received. THANK YOU!
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Please let us know when you are going to produce these and cost.
I would like to buy at least one set........ |
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Thanks to Jon, I have a sample to work with. Here are a couple of screen shots of the 3D computer model, I will be doing a 3D print tonight to compare with the original... so I can begin to make refinements as needed.
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I have a pair of these if anyone still needs them.
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Computer modeling is done. Next step is to get wax/plastic models to foundry. Likely 3-4 weeks, then 6-8 weeks for the foundry to do their magic. I will update when models are ready to go.
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Update (life got in the way of this project). Back on track. Photo of the 3D printer doing its things on the dies (for the wax, for the foundry).
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Finally... Project finished. Cast stainless reproductions.
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Karl,
Great work. I just sent you a PM about learning more of the casting process as I'd like cast some larger truck parts. Dave
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