Myfirst Roto Moulder
The world’s first flat pack DIY rotational moulding machine
Myfirst roto moulder is a replication of the rotational moulding process replacing the use of heat with cold set resins.
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Designed to carry different shape and size moulds with the help of movable support bars.
Be in control of the process from its construction to product outcome, the machine will require assembly & enthusiasm. Just remember this is NOT a toy!
A sample polypropylene mould is provided with the machine to allow demonstration of the process.
Machine comes complete with all components ready to be assembled. Machine sizes when built- L600mm x W450mm x H600mm
The myfirst roto moulder comes complete with a sample mould which is visible in the photographs, the sample mould is for the user to try out the process and begin to understand its possibilities. The machines were designed to take moulds of all different shapes and sizes ( maximum size 340mm x 340mm ) The sample mould is a great way to demonstrate the machine and its process but we encourage users to create their own moulds.
Moulds can be created using-
Silicone
Fiberglass
Resin
Vac formed plastic
rapid prototyping
Aluminium
+ many more
Ideal for Product designer, model makers, artists and creative alike!!!
Roto Resin
Roto resin is a fast setting low viscosity resin that has been specifically designed for slush casting or rotational casting.
This two part resin is Ideal for use with the myfirst roto moulder to produce hollow plastic objects.
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The resin has "less of a snap cure" enabling it to flow around the mould avoiding the risk of cured lumps on the inside of your casting that when set, can pull your casting out of shape.
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well done!!
I saw the original DIY roto machine at 100% Design in London and thought it was a fantastic idea – especially useful for university design students. Good job!
Good product.
Hello,
I have been commissioned to write an article for Viewpoint, a biannual trend-forecasting magazine published in London and distributed internationally, about the new industrial revolution linked to the DIY movement.
Please would you have time for a telephone interview some time this week? I am based in Paris.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Many thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Anna Sansom
+33 6 76 17 38 76
annaksansom@gmail.com
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Unbelievable, that’ s exactly what I was seeking for! You just saved me alot of work
What’s the maximum size of the moulds frame or in other words how big is the biggest mould the machine can accept?
Can you post a picture of a part made with your resin? Which color/opacity has?
Thanks and keep with this nice project!!
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- Lucas
Thankyou for this, taking a complicated concept and making it simple.
Look forward to future developments
Peter