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Vista de PrintDry Pro, Pro2, Pro3, & Pro4 Silicone Plug PETG Mold

PrintDry Pro, Pro2, Pro3, & Pro4 Silicone Plug PETG Mold

Custom 3D-printable molds designed for casting silicone sealing plugs compatible with the PrintDry Pro, Pro2, Pro3, and Pro4. These plugs are intended to replace the existing two plug handles and plug all holes. The set also includes three solid PETG plugs with holes to pair with the silicone plugs for single-spool use. Practical Uses These molds allow users to create custom silicone seals. The V2a and V2b versions feature a diameter 0.2mm larger than the V1 version to provide a better seal. For installation, the author suggests coating silicone plugs in 90% isopropyl alcohol (IPA) to help them slide into place; the seal forms once the alcohol dries. Included Parts The files include various versions of the molds: V1 (Original), V2a (a two-half split design), and V2b (a single mold design). Casting and Assembly Guidance To prepare the two-half molds (V1 and V2a), use M3 bolts to secure the halves. Apply a small amount of glue stick to the mating surfaces, ensuring no adhesive enters the plug cavity. For V1 and V2a, tighten the M3 bolts in a star pattern to ensure even pressure. The V2b single mold does not require clamping. When casting, the author used 15A silicone. After pouring, scrape the top of V2 molds to remove excess. Once completely dry, remove the bolts and carefully pry the mold apart. For V2 versions, use a plastic or PETG scraper to remove excess liquid silicone and let it dry.

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Vista de Servo cover mold

Servo cover mold

This model is a mold designed for creating a servo cover using fiberglass or carbon fiber. Practical uses include manufacturing lightweight covers for RC planes or gliders. The author reports using PLA for the mold and suggests a layup consisting of 3 layers of 25g/m2 fiberglass and 2 layers of 80g/m2 fiberglass at a thickness of 0.3mm. Included files: mold.stl

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