Derrell,

 

So your RP items are going to be your end use parts? If yes this is all new
to me. I only claim to know a little more than nothing about it, but the 3D
RP printed masters I have had made might get by for end use as a static
detail and 1 that would not be subject to handling at that. By far I would
not consider Prototherm to be used as a wear part like truck side frames.

 

Are you sending a STL file for production?

 

Your price is very reasonable as well. Looking forward to seeing the end
results. This might be a new avenue for me as well.

 

Thank You,
Bill Lane

Modeling the Mighty Pennsy & PRSL in 1957 in S Scale since 1988

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