Silicone Sock Mould - Revo DiamondBack Nozzle.
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Parts to print and prep moulds for creating silicone socks for Revo DB nozzles.
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After wasting money on the absolute trash Silicone Sock-X - for Revo Nozzle from Levendig, I decided to mould my own again. This supersedes my previous cast in place model, even though that has a more rigid hold on the nozzle, and lasted for ages, it was a bit impractical to have a few days down time to allow it to cure. You just can't have space between a full coverage sock and the nozzle tip, for some reason DiamondBacks seem to be pretty grippy, and do suffer from build up. With the Levendig Sock-X, I would get this build up works it's way under the sock, then push the sock out so it makes contact with the print and wrecks everything! Torn silicone and filament blobs everywhere…
With this kit, print all 4 pieces, prepare your moulds with the drill tools. Spray a little lens cleaner (or simple green or something) into the mould, and run the drill on slow until smooth. Don't give it too much curry or you'll melt it.
To cast, spray the moulds lightly with lens cleaner (or whatevs), then squirt a blob of RTV into the female mould, doesn't need to fill completely. Then screw the male into the female, tying to keep centred before thread engagement.
Screw tight, put aside for 24-48 hours. Seriously, longer the better, this stuff is finicky with cure times as it relies on atmospheric moisture to cure. Don't put it in a glass or water or anything to try and speed the process though…