Analysis of front mold thread core pulling mechanism
When we design molds, we occasionally encounter products with threads. External screw products can be half-exited by front and rear molds, or two sliders can be undercut. For products with high requirements for internal threads, only thread core pulling mechanism can be used. Here is a set of front mold thread core pulling mechanism molds for everyone.
Through product analysis, it is found that…
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Listen I am losing it at the idea of Heisenberg in the bomb crater on his knees, arms full of mushrooms, ugly sobbing and blubbering cuz he thinks they’re Ethan and the duke just staring down from the top on his carriage like “should I tell him Ethan’s in the back healing???”
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I had a nice visit but I’m so relieved my mother in law has left. I’ve spent the latter half of today repairing the house. Heat back on my beloveds room to try to get the humidity down, fresh sheets on their bed cause they’re way too fucked up to do that for themself, air purifiers pumped up to help with humidity as well.
Scrubbing the washing machine and reclaiming my spot at the kitchen counter where she’s been posted up all week.
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charlie looking across the table at grizzly to say, dead serious, "what about you arthur? are you racist." in deacon's voice is hilarious now that I think about it
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Optimized design of thick-walled light guide mold for car lights
1 Analysis of thick-walled light guide molding
1.1 Structural characteristics of thick-walled light guides
Thick-walled light guide is shown in Figure 1. Maximum outline size is 272 mm * 211 mm * 163 mm, average wall thickness is 12 mm, the thickest part of wall is 29 mm, single piece weight is 380 g, and shrinkage rate is 0.6% , injection molded from optical grade PC (polycarbonate) material.…
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Different than my usual art but I've been learning how to make dices 🐛
It's really funnnn . The only problem I have left is the bubbles ^_^ piccys r in chronological orders of tries and i have a fourth set curing rn
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For something a little different than my usual virtual photography, here's my project for the Horizon Creation Celebration hosted by @horizon-events!
I'm really happy with how it turned out - and I'm excited to see everyone else's creations! More info below the cut ↓
I had this leather bag that I found at a thrift store, but it had somebody else's monogram on the front that I never liked. I always planned to do something about it - and I thought adding the medallion from Rost's armor would be the perfect project. The stitching of the medallion required the most work by far, but I also added a little Nora-inspired feather-and-bluegleam charm to the strap.
I didn't buy any supplies for this - everything was sourced from things I'd already collected (...hoarded?) in hopes of using them in a project someday.* The medallion uses reclaimed leather from an old purse, some blue cord I'd saved from... somewhere, and red cord of similar provenance. A stiff piece of plastic from packaging serves as interior support, and a strong magnet is currently holding it to the bag. I may attach it permanently, but I didn't want to yet in case I decided to use the medallion somewhere else!
All the feathers were found on the ground - there's an obvious jay feather (Steller's jay's in my neck of the woods), a white feather (most likely from a gull) that I colored with alcohol ink, and what I believe is a pelican feather - you can barely see it behind the purple one. The cords holding the feathers were all from my stash as well.
The "bluegleam" is a quartz point colored with glass paint. I'd had an idea for sculpting and casting the bluegleam cluster Aloy wears on her Frozen Wilds armors, but I wasn't able to get a finished product I was happy with. I'm not giving up on it, though - hopefully I can manage it someday!
*Which, honestly, is a miracle. I finally used stuff in a project! See, keeping interesting things is more than just adding to clutter!
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