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I need some help trying to determine what would be the right depth for my first attempt on a die. In my first trial I gave it a 2mm depth to the pattern, but it took me forever to make it (several days). In my second attempt I reduced the same pattern to 1/2 mm depth, but it hardly made a dent on the stamped material. This second die took me 6 hours to make. The pattern is half spheres. What depth would be sort of close to a mean average in the industry for trial purposes? I do not want to spend several hours and wasting more material and machine time. Thanks. |
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| Thanks for the reply. I am trying to make a stamping die. The figure I am trying to stamp is a basketball and the pattern I mentioned is the little half spheres from the ball. The stamped material is an EPS foam 5 mm in thickness. I have a attached a picture of the press I am using (the small one). It is a roller press. Even though I regulate the pressure of the roller to the point I cannot insert the material + the die, I am still not getting a clear impression. This is the reason of my question, how deep should I go in my die for a decent clear print ? Thanks again |
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