3D Printed Molds - Explained And Tested 

1:50 2nd stage tooling in epoxy resin, polyester resin, hard polyurethane resin could be used to make molds in 1st stage tooling that made with an FDM Printer. Fumed Silica, micro balloons, chopped fiber, could be incorporated as well. The design would be like making tooling for sandcasting metal.

Thank you very much.... Does this resin withstand high temperature in order to use these molds in the injection machine?

I think that the washing station has a drawback, with a lot of movement in some pieces with fine details or very thin pieces, they may collide with each other and break small pieces of the models.

Premium product with "closed" software is a wink in the industry meaning, software incomplete. They will promise the moon as far as features and really lean on customer support, and trust you will need it!

How many injections can hold 3D printed mold? Thank you in advance.

That's so awesome

Good job, guys.

Nice project. Any future plans for a mk3 low cost fully automated screw-driven injector? ...to make parts while you sleep!

can you use waste 3d printer filament as the injection plastic?

Sorry. But extremely slow print times, priority fresins ant slicers, small volumes, a washing system that is going to dertroy parts and its motors, and a hefty price makes this equipment. Very unreasonable. There is no reason a print of that height should have taken 6.5 hours. Even on my most expensive printer that still uses a color screen, it would not have taken that long. I'm guessing this is most likely laser based and a direct competitor with formlabs, which honestly is another garbage company. They sell their names, not actual good product. The only reason companies tend to use the products is the support. Unless the only goal of the printer is to pint molds and pay an exuberant price for resin , nobody would buy this equipment as it's basically useless for regular day to day use. Time + energy + space + output + money. 2-3 times the cost of a large format printer with better quality, 2-5 times the cost for resin, 3-6 times the time to print and cost of energy to print.

Great video 👍

I've been saving up for Injekto. Will most likely buy it for Christmas! Yet another phenomenal video. Keep it up guys, hope you had a great Thanksgiving.

aside from showing the injection molding. i deffinatly hope you don't intend to actually use that carabiner design for anything where you life depends on it. hell even if you just break a bone. i am certain that any insurance company will flat out refuse to pay if they see that thing.

How many shots can this mold take?

Every time i see the name of this channel, I think of my ex. The problem I had was everyone she met thought the same, be it guy or girl.

Have you tried tafnex carbon fiber tape in the injecto-molds? Would be very interesting to see e your results.

6+ hour printing for 15mm, should be perfect. but my opinion of it !! its all over the top !

An hour to cure the print? Really? It should have only needed 10 minutes at most.

will you make a water jet machine? Thanks for the videos.

The top plate on your lab-jack should be beefier. There is probably a little damage going on to your molds from rotational torque because of it. Nice video!