3D printing patterns/moulds


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posted 10 Years Ago HOT
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I have used www.shapeways.com for 3d printing a couple of times. And I wonder if I can use this to print patterns or moulds. Does anyone have experience with printing patterns/moulds?

The material shapeways use is called PA 2200
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3D printing patterns/moulds
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