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Subject Topic: Different pegs for different conditions
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24/10/2007 at 8:12pm
 Location: Plymouth
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Thanks, vealmike,

I will certainly look into that option. I always thought because of the temperature and pressure of injection moulding, the tool had to be toughened steel. 
A softer material might be OK for a smaller run but I will certainly ask the guy who made our tool and the moulder.

I will ask the dear wife to phone around colleges.

 

 



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29/10/2007 at 7:47am
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Hi Rob im adding my name to the list.After a wet weekend away the Deltas held strong.It very sandy soil on this site as well as Rex said about the top 4".Could have been a emergency put down if it wasnt for your anchors



29/10/2007 at 8:35pm
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Cheers Carole, keeping my fingers crossed for a good response. I reckon this could be a good product for beaches and soft soils.

 

 

 



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30/10/2007 at 3:49pm
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Rob,
Our Mechanical engineer is on holiday at the moment, so I can't ask "he who knows".

But I think that I'm right in saying that's the difference between hard and soft tooling. Soft tooling as you say will be good for a limited production run, after which tolerances start to creep.

For something like a tent peg cover I'd be inclined to try to design in some allowance for the tolerance creep and squeeze a bit more life out of the soft tool.

HTH
Mike Veal


31/10/2007 at 8:40pm
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Cheers, Mike, looking forward to any info you can offer.

I think that the only part of the mould that could cause a problem is the piece that would create the cavity for the peg to slip into. If this was machined absolutely square then even a slight rounding of the corners would not create a problem for a while. The actual flat surface of the insert would take a long time to wear away.

I like the sound of this.

 



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