Dear B.J.,
This is a very important project. I would be very interested in seeing the
results. Best of luck with it.
> I would like to see if anyone has a set of prints and a STL file that can be
> used for a research project to check "apples to apples" between traditional
> machining methods to obtain less than 10 plastic (example glass filled PC)
> parts versus RP rapid tooling methods. Would prefer a turbine or fan blade
> design, but will take just about any that someone is willing to share.
>
> B. J. Arnold-Feret
> ppsltd@airmail.net
> PaRTS
> 817-379-5629 office
> 817-431-5341 fax
> Ft. Worth Texas USA (Central Time Zone)
Best regards,
Marshall Burns
Marshall@Ennex.com
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