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Ooh!! Aluminum case, and only 1 mold for liner... even cooler idea!! I would guess an 8-10k mold.

If i do the R/D, i could probably build each mold (2 needed. 1 fo outside case. 1 for soft liner) for 15-20k a piece! How many cases could we sell for the investment price of a new pick up? :) But yes, @Quinc you can test the first run :) Edit: was supposed to come out funny. Hope it...

Your seriously on to somthing!!

In this instance, its a customer that bought a bunch of left over samsung stock to test some new communication software. This case will end up being water proof and has a gel liner for shock resistantce. Once its all dialed in, we get to make the cases for current phone models. So, to make a...

Im not sure this qualifies as somthing i fabbed up today, because it was a few week process, but we finally got to shoot the new cell phone case that i finishedoh, AND a maple bacon doughnut

The view of the radiation filled Nevada sky tonight as the wife and i headed out for date night

Thats awesome! !! :)

Those skis on the wall look sweet! Able to post a pic with them in it? :)

The daily grind. Somtimes we get plastic injection molds that need some.... ahem...., 'rework' before we can use them in our pressess. This plate was bent .025" at all corners, hence the brass shims on the magnetic chuck. I think it was thrown off a truck (or boat) before we recived it. This...

Just a little early morning hike/jog in the northern nevada tundra

When you start your truck, then the keys fall on your feet. The other half is still in the ignition....

Made this sweet set of sine plate stacks....now i dont have to waste 30 seconds to stack up guage blocks, lol cnc'd the tray they are in too. Box was some cheap ass unfinished box that the boss brought in from some crap...errrr craft store

Holy crap!!!! THAT, is astounding!!! Fast and amazing work! :)

I wasnt sure if this is 'whats your view' material, or fabbing.. so, ill post here, lol Starting on a new plastic injection mold. Its gonna be a cell phone case. started with a 1" insert mill that huals a$$ at 205 inches a min. last pic is were i left it tonight, tho i started a...

Oh dayum!!! ^^^

some day, lol

These parts will end up seeing high pressure molding, and extreme wear situations. Our usual tolorance for slides/lifters is between .ooo5-.0007" clearance. Heres some pics of a plastic injection mold with similar style lifters

@txsuperjetfreak96 we use a one time high-heat soak for about an hour per inch with rapid cool down, then we usually use two draw-back sessions at a temp between 500-750 degrees with room temp cooling between. @Scraggly, that oil bath cooling is awsome, yea!

No oil with this application. Weve had extremely good results with air cooling. ... so far, lol

Just a few pieces of H13 i heat-treated today. These things were at 1870 degrees after draw-back tomorrow, they should be between 54-56 Rockwell hardness