Prototype mould for big parts

From: Pedro Garayo (pedgar@cidaut.es)
Date: Fri Sep 03 1999 - 18:32:06 EEST

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Dear list,

I have been designing a plastic part of 1200x60 mm and 2.5 mm thickness,
with multiple ribs.
I'm planning a prototype mould. I need it very fast. I will simplify the
mould as much as I can to save time.
In the manufacture of the tool, where do you think I could save the more
time? How could I be making use of RP or RT to save time? Which would
you think could be the best method? Any suggestion will be gladly
appreciated.
Thanks.

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