Have you considered vacuuming forming the mold? You could 3D print the positive then vacuum form polycarbonate over it. If you have access to a vacuum former its probably the easiest and cheapest option
Hi,
Im also interested in the Crankandstein if Pierre doesnt take it. Please email me phil@isaacs.net.nz
Hi Jay,
Im interested in the Crankenstein Grinder if your willing to ship to Ontario. Please email me phil@isaacs.net.nz
Hi,
Im interested in both, I can do pickup, please email me phil@isaacs.net.nz
It seems like recording the exact temperature and time would be a trivial matter, all you need is a small micro controller and a thermocouple, logging at 1KHz with sub millisecond timing accuracy would be easy to do.
It looks like the commercial ones have a temperature controlled environment to measure the change in which again shouldnt be too hard to achieve using a PID controller and heating element.
