So, does anybody here use 3D printered for parts for their classics?
As a conversation piece, I came across a company that makes a technology that allows for Titanium injection molding. So, in theory, one could combine 3D printing to make a mold and then injection mold it and get a TI part out of it.
https://praxisti.com/titanium-injection-molding/
For people like me, who have no milling skills/tools/expertise this may make adapter plates/fixtures and engine bay parts home-makeable! Better yet... I'm thinking we could design one HELL of an awesome intake log....
Thoughts?
As a conversation piece, I came across a company that makes a technology that allows for Titanium injection molding. So, in theory, one could combine 3D printing to make a mold and then injection mold it and get a TI part out of it.
https://praxisti.com/titanium-injection-molding/
For people like me, who have no milling skills/tools/expertise this may make adapter plates/fixtures and engine bay parts home-makeable! Better yet... I'm thinking we could design one HELL of an awesome intake log....
Thoughts?
