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mold making with more than one figure (multi-stampo)

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Carlotta Luc

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Good morning to all!!!
I am a new member of the forum, I hope you can help me!
for a project at university I have to design a mold for a small object.. So I was asked to do it with more than one figure, but how do you do it? How do we switch from single to multiple mold?
Attached I place the photos (clicked by solidworks):
- of the single piece of which we want to make the mold
cattura1-png.50382
- of the two parts of the fixed mouldCattura2.webp Cattura3.webp- of the total piece that should exit the multi-stampo (so the multi-stampo should be the negative of this) Cattura.webp(if you tell me how to do it, I can also post solidworks files)
thank you so much to those who will help me!!!
 

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you have various roads, 1st take the pieces you have them as you want and from you make the mold.
2nd take your 1-print mold, make a repetition of n° merged figures and place everything in a die holder as one dowel.
3rd take the die holder and insert the figures together by treating them as dowels.
much depends on how you intend to develop casting flows and cooling. from the photo of what should come out of the multi mold I would say that so you get a quite unbalanced mold I suggest you make a check on flows and flow
 

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