Hello From Canada
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2015 1:05 pm
I'm a Plastic injection Mould maker
Most of what I weld is Tool steels With Tig
Most of what I weld is Tool steels With Tig
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Re: Hello From Canada
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2015 6:24 pm
Welcome to the aylum
Re: Hello From Canada
Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2015 11:03 pm
Welcome from Malone NY. I can see Canada out my living room window.
Re: Hello From Canada
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2015 7:10 am
Welcome to the forum.
Re: Hello From Canada
Posted: Fri Apr 24, 2015 9:05 am
Welcome to the forum
Re: Hello From Canada
Posted: Fri Apr 24, 2015 4:25 pm
thanks everyone for the great welcome
Re: Hello From Canada
Posted: Fri Apr 24, 2015 6:25 pm
CanMoulder,
Sorry I'm late to the party...
Welcome!
While in college I took an industrial class in plastics, and one of my projects was an injection mold. it was a single-part mold for a machine knob in ABS with a knurled handle and 1/4-20 threads cast in. (Our injection "machine" was a manual press with a 4 oz. capacity). I got an "A" on that one... We did several other projects, including a blow-mold, but the injection mold was my favorite.
That summer break I worked in a plastics processing plant, doing exclusively vacuum-forming, the only major process not covered in my class, so all in all I got good schooling in thermoforming plastics that year.
I learned aluminum spool-gun welding there, repairing vacuum molds, and taught them some trick in machining and redneck engineering.
I look forward to what you can contribute from a mold-maker's perspective.
Steve S
Sorry I'm late to the party...
Welcome!
While in college I took an industrial class in plastics, and one of my projects was an injection mold. it was a single-part mold for a machine knob in ABS with a knurled handle and 1/4-20 threads cast in. (Our injection "machine" was a manual press with a 4 oz. capacity). I got an "A" on that one... We did several other projects, including a blow-mold, but the injection mold was my favorite.
That summer break I worked in a plastics processing plant, doing exclusively vacuum-forming, the only major process not covered in my class, so all in all I got good schooling in thermoforming plastics that year.
I learned aluminum spool-gun welding there, repairing vacuum molds, and taught them some trick in machining and redneck engineering.
I look forward to what you can contribute from a mold-maker's perspective.
Steve S