Someday, when my router is done, I'm going to have to see about carving some foam...
oops, didn't realize how much profanity was on this site so I pulled the url...
Sorry about the post.
Someday, when my router is done, I'm going to have to see about carving some foam...
oops, didn't realize how much profanity was on this site so I pulled the url...
Sorry about the post.
Thanks for policing your own post.
(Note: The opinions expressed in this post are my own and are not necessarily those of CNCzone and its management)
This is a greats site and one of the things that I like about it is the fact that there is a higher standard here. -Doug
What type of foam isfoil?
Pink/Blue foam like the Home Depot or HDU's?
Worry about success, failure takes care of itself.
Laff Riot,
Spray Foam... at least thats the idea. Someday I hope to carve foam for marine applications. I have some goofy ideas about hydrofoils and have been dreaming about doing something for years. The computer case the guy posted was of hand carved packing foam. I am juiced to carve shapes and foam would be the fastest...
One of my suppliers, Industrial Polymers has some stuff you need to look at. I highly recommend this company.
http://www.industrialpolymers.com
Check out thier expanding hydrospan.
" When parts cast from HydroSpan™ are soaked in water they accurately increase in size 60%. By making larger silicone molds from the expanded HydroSpan™ , you can produce a series of progressively larger molds. "
For minimum investment you can create small scale master parts - scale them up - then use there spray foam series for the final.
Worry about success, failure takes care of itself.
Thanks Laff Riot, I'll check it out. I've never heard of anything like it....
Thanks for posting the site! A new source other than smooth-on, replicast, etc. :banana:
Hopefully they sell small batch sizes in all their products.
Thanks heaps - cheers, Jim
Glad I could help.
Please post any sites you have for other chemical companies.
Never know when goop in a can will spark another line of thought..
Worry about success, failure takes care of itself.