PrintDry Pro, Pro2, Pro3, & Pro4 Silicone Plug PETG Mold
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Custom 3D-printable molds for casting solid silicone sealing plugs for the PrintDry Pro, Pro2, Pro3, & Pro4.
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Custom 3D-printable molds for casting silicone sealing plugs for the PrintDry Pro, Pro2, Pro3, & Pro4. These are solid and designed to effectively plug all the holes and replace the existing 2 plug handles as well as the last two holes. In addition, there are 3 solid PETG plugs to pair with the silicone plugs that feature a hole, if you want to use the PrintDry Pro, Pro2, Pro3, and/or Pro4 for single-spool use.
The pictures of the installed silicone plugs are of the V2 versions, not the original V1.
Pro-Tip for Installation
The silicone plugs can be coated in 90% IPA (isopropyl alcohol) to easily slide into place. Once the alcohol dries, they form a perfect seal. The V2a and V2b form a slightly better seal being 0.2mm larger in diameter than the V1.
Casting & Assembly Instructions
Prepare the Molds: The 2-half molds utilize M3 bolt holes to secure the two halves together.
Apply Adhesive: Place a small amount of glue stick on both mating halves—be very careful not to get any on the inside of the plug cavity. This is a safety feature for thin silicon, but mine didn't leak using 15A.
Clamp: Sandwich the two PETG halves together, taking care to tighten the M3 bolts in a star pattern for even pressure fir the V1 and V2a. The V2b is a single mold that does not require clampling.
Pour: Mix and pour your silicone into the mold. Any Silicone will work, I used 15A, but it is a little softer than the original. Scrape the top of the V2 molds a few times to gently remove excess.
Demold: Let it dry completely, remove the bolts, and pry the mold apart carefully.
For the V2 versions, there is a split design for clamping the 2 halves together (V2a) and a single mold design (V2b). For both the V2 molds, use a plastic or PETG scraper to scrape off excess liquid Silicone and let dry. The thin film will be enough to gently pry the Plugs out of the PETG single mold V2b. The V2a is easier with demolding because of the two halves, but they both work well. The V2 molds are 0.2mm larger in diameter thant the Original V1. I found the larger diameter fit better, but both are more functional than the stock, 2-plug handles.