Dice
in 3D Printing Design
held by brandosshapes
Contest Closed
Description:
This is a file of a die that is just too large for some reason. I want to make a mold of dice 10 dice wide and 10 dice tall which would get me 100 dice. I want to pour food grade silicone around it and then use my mold to pour candy dice. I need someone to redraw this die.igs file so that I can get a 3D print mold out of it. Prob save as .igs or dxf
Wants:
The die is to scale. I need to space out the dice in my mold 1/2" apart both x and y
Software:
- any cad / cam (any)
Payment PendingEntries
#10 TRAYS FOR SILICONE MOLDS POURING
by BV-MEC-DESIGN
Another improved model of my first one (a notched lower tray of the silicone mold) in order to make the candies extraction easier and save some silicone.
Dec 12, 2015 20:03
#9 TRAYS FOR SILICONE MOLDS POURING
by BV-MEC-DESIGN
An improved model of my first one (a notched lower tray of the silicone mold) in order to make the candies extraction easier and save some silicone.
Dec 12, 2015 19:54
#7 TRAYS FOR SILICONE MOLDS POURING
by BV-MEC-DESIGN
I suggest you a two plates mold (the lower and upper plates igs models) fitted together by the 2 upper plate pins).
The 2 silicone mold plates are casted in 2 printed trays (the 2 printed molds for silicone molds igs models).
Kind regards!
The 2 silicone mold plates are casted in 2 printed trays (the 2 printed molds for silicone molds igs models).
Kind regards!
Dec 10, 2015 19:00
#4 10 x 10 Dice Grid
by Christopher Allen
STEP file included
* STEP files are usually smaller than IGES
* STEP files are usually smaller than IGES
Dec 7, 2015 21:32
#2 mold for 100 dice
by Jeremy Benjamin
The IGES files of the parts in this drawing are large files, so I'm copying and pasting links to download them from a file transfer service:
bottom plate of mold: http://we.tl/oVLYnDTDs8
top plate of mold: http://we.tl/M7X1mm5q8V
model of one unit of dice: http://we.tl/8gyhy7ibQ9
model of a hundred dice arranged in a grid: http://we.tl/vjUZEipYas
bottom plate of mold: http://we.tl/oVLYnDTDs8
top plate of mold: http://we.tl/M7X1mm5q8V
model of one unit of dice: http://we.tl/8gyhy7ibQ9
model of a hundred dice arranged in a grid: http://we.tl/vjUZEipYas
Dec 6, 2015 0:40
#1 dice
by Philip W
I wasn't exactly sure what you wanted so I did a few different things. Tell me if you want any changes made. Thanks.
Dec 5, 2015 7:54
Discussion
From:brandosshapesTo:edward m barnesDate:8 Oct 2016Subject:dice
Hello Mr. Barnes, I ended up not getting any cad that worked for the 3d print company. They ended up doing the cad themselves.
Thank you very much.
Hello Mr. Barnes, I ended up not getting any cad that worked for the 3d print company. They ended up doing the cad themselves.
Thank you very much.
So who won?
Client is missing in action...........
How small should be the Source File.
Hello,
I'd like also to know the final size of the dice.
The dices have to be linked by a pouring net?
What kind of mold do you intend to use (I'd suggest a mold made up by 2 plates).
Thanks!
I'd like also to know the final size of the dice.
The dices have to be linked by a pouring net?
What kind of mold do you intend to use (I'd suggest a mold made up by 2 plates).
Thanks!
Do you want the repaired igs file for the single die or a 10x10 grid of them? If you want 100 dice in one file, should they be connected to each other somehow?
Woops, just noticed Nagavardhan's comment that answered my question.
When you say the file is to scale, I'd better double check with you. Sometimes when I open files like that in SolidWorks the scale gets distorted. When I opened your model, the width of the die is 12.31mm (0.48 inches). Is that correct to what you have?
Well,
Is the file too large or is the die too large?
Rgds,
J.
Is the file too large or is the die too large?
Rgds,
J.
Hai
present dimensions of the part is 12.306
how much i have to reduce this
could you give me a brief description?
present dimensions of the part is 12.306
how much i have to reduce this
could you give me a brief description?
How big are the dice?
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