You do need to be careful when wrapping Quickcast parts and
thin parts with plastic or bubble wrap as we have had problems
with part warpage. I suspect that in addition to the physical force
that can be placed on the part by an over zealous packager, that
with heat, perhaps it can stress the part as things shrink and
expand ...
Todd
Yakov.....
>find that our precious jewel has arrived at its destination damaged,
>client, but we were wondering whether anyone out there has solved the
>piece. One SB I saw sprays polystyrene foam over the model in a box,
but
>I would think that might create problems when "de-foaming" the object >later.
>>From: Elaine Hunt
>>My solution? Wrap each piece in bubble wrap and place inside a plastic
>>bag...foam insulation was sprayed into a box to form a base to cradle the
>>parts... parting lines were formed with other plastic bags and then the box
>>was filled with more foam. Having the models arrive intact was more
>>important than the time spent removing the insulation from the box.
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