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paulofpings:

wow – that must work out so much cheaper than buying regular ready made golfing T’s

TCCindustries:

I working on a material good for low pressure molding. I believe your process would work. I might need your help to build one for my use.

propfx:

Hello, i would be interesting in buy your machine too or can you tell vere I can find one for sale?

Thanks

ZennTwex:

@pat60606 PP is Polyprophylen. 😉

dklow2002:

I use natural PP and powder pigments.
I had the PP pellets on hand, I bought the pigments from Industrial arts supply.

Thx

pat60606:

Ehy,
Where do you get the raw plastic pellets,
can you tell us your supplier…
Tks

dklow2002:

Do a web search for tabletop molding machine or hobby molder. There is an Industrial Arts supply company, can’t remember their web site, that sells machines similar to the one that I made.
Thanks

120mar12:

nice

darknessvalley:

Awesome! If you could post a webpage with plans of how to build it, or even a clearer more well-lighted version of the video which shows more clear upclose shots of each event as it occurs with a bit of narration or captions, that’d be awesome! I’m collecting ideas for making a 7-inch-PVC-disc compression molding machine at home, a big undertaking due to large size of product (records), would love to borrow ideas from yours (have the Gingery book).

tommiecosmo:

My grandfather build one 45 years ago.
And i still in the bussines
Egmondir

dklow2002:

I combined design elements from a couple of different machines.

basilenglish:

How many can you put out an hour, if you had to work flat out? My son said thre’s a guy injection moulding in his garage making $15000 a week by himself, it really sounds like a lucrative business to get into!