Re: Hellboy Tooth Fairy (3D Printed Kit)
I saw a great article from Make magazine in which they showed that 3D printed shells filled with hot glue are much faster to print and, in a lot of cases, stronger than 30-50% infill structural parts. This might make shipping much cheaper as the customer could fill the very light hollow parts with hot glue after receiving them. They used one or more inlet and vent holes (drilled after or printed in place) in each piece and injected the hot glue under trigger pressure by inserting the hot glue gun tip into the inlet hole. For a light-weight, display-only kit like this one, maybe only the legs make sense, but maybe this technique would be useful on some of your gun kits?
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I saw a great article from Make magazine in which they showed that 3D printed shells filled with hot glue are much faster to print and, in a lot of cases, stronger than 30-50% infill structural parts. This might make shipping much cheaper as the customer could fill the very light hollow parts with hot glue after receiving them. They used one or more inlet and vent holes (drilled after or printed in place) in each piece and injected the hot glue under trigger pressure by inserting the hot glue gun tip into the inlet hole. For a light-weight, display-only kit like this one, maybe only the legs make sense, but maybe this technique would be useful on some of your gun kits?
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