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Go to Page Go. About products and suppliers: Alibaba. Now go out and mark the world! Thank you, and see you next time! I followed this to make a branding iron, except I added the threads to the post in the CAD software, and they didn't come out very well.

The threads came out all messed up. Too file a detail for the printing or infusion process, I guess. I will try to fix them with a die cutter. Thanks for the great instructable. Great idea! Reply 5 years ago on Introduction. The cost of the print depends on a number of factors, such as size, volume, and the space it would take in the 3d printer.

If you want it cheaper your options are to make it smaller, or remove unnecessary geometry. For instance, if you have big objects, you may be able to hollow them out, and thereby use less material, and get the price down. Shapeways has some guides on their site on what to think about when modeling for print.

I'll re work my model. Probably not, but I'm not really qualified to say as I don't work for Shapeways, so I don't know what goes on in their systems.

Look for correlations between price increase, volume and size though. This is pretty neat and I'm happy to learn of Shapeways, but I think there are some design considerations that could improve this. Firstly I believe that brands as used in maker's marks for wood are usually made out of a metal with better heat transfer characteristics such as copper and aluminum.

They also typically have a slightly convex face to aid in transfer of pressure and heat into to wood. You don't mention how much you paid for the parts from Shapeways, but there are brand making companies online that would provide the exact same service.

You send them your 2D art and they ship you a brand, handle and all. Reply 6 years ago on Introduction. I'm not sure if you're asking me or the author. If me, the only one I have bookmarked is branding-irons. If you watch the video it's mentioned how much the print cost.

You could order it in brass as well from Shapeways, but the cost is roughly 1. It's an interesting point you make about the heat transfer properties, though I haven't really had any issues with the heat transfer of the steel. Making it slightly convex would as someone commenting on the video said as well make sense, but may require a bit more post-work to smooth out the face of the brand. This brand works great for flat surfaces, but if the surface is a bit irregular it doesn't contact as well.

In this situation I could see a convex brand giving better results. Of course you could have someone make it for you, but to me that misses the point.

The joy is not entirely in the final product, but in the making of it as well. So its not "How to make a branding iron" its "How to pay someone to make a branding iron for you". And here i got my hopes up for a real tutorial and not just another fool pushing advertisement for a company.

Say what now? I have no affiliation with Shapeways, though I have used their services several times and I'm more than happy with their service. Should you not stand by the companies you believe in?

I'm confused. Heck, if anything I wish they would support me, maybe I could get some sweet free 3d printing done then! One can always dream! If you only believe the branding iron is the little metal part at the end and choose to ignore all the other work that went into its design and manufacturing that has to stand for you and your burnt fingers grasping onto the hot little nub.

I mention Shapeways in 2 out of 14 steps, one of which I wouldn't really call a proper step , should I have just left it out and told people to go find their own way of getting it made? Wouldn't have been much of an instructable then. Haters gonna hate I guess. Take care dude! I can see where he is coming from. The work show is well done.

Though the title leads us to think you are going to show us how to make the head itself. Calling you a "Fool" was out of line. Your, "Take Care Dude! I suggest you look at the spirit of this site. Namely their 'Be Nice' policy. As I said if you only think that the branding iron is the little metal tip at the end you may have a point, but it's very vague.

I do show how to do the branding iron tip in CAD, I talk about what to take care about when designing it, I show how to use Shapeways to get it and I show how to finish it, including threading and polishing it up. You're getting caught up on that I'm not actually producing the tip myself, while I'm making all the other parts, including the handle and the extending rod.

If you choose to ignore that then I don't know what to do. If "take care dude" is disrespectful I have to seriously look over how I end phone conversations and sign mails. I've been saying "take care" to my mom for at least a couple of decades, if not more, that may have left irreparable emotional scars! Strange logic. Personally, I think he made his own branding iron.

He didn't chop down the tree where he got his wood for the handle either. More by the author:. It's here! Finally it's here! Tear into the package and retrieve your brand!

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