seattle area new member

First Stop Introductions
#1

greetings all. i stumbled onto this site by accident while looking for mold making info, it appears to be quite the resource. my background is prosthetics and orthotics utilizing most common materials and prepregs. most of the work commonly done is negative generation over a positive plug with finished interior and exterior. currently we are trying to start working with larger production style molds for manufacturing other parts. while alot of the processes are similar there is still alot to learn.

personally my hobbies involve many types of fabrication and art.
typing, spelling, and punctuation are neither my strong suits nor my hobby for refinement. with this i have purposely avoided the forums dedicated to these subjects.

please feel free to contact me i am here to learn and share
scott

#2

Welcome to the forums!

#3

Welcome!

About punctuation: I guess over here it is not a big deal. I see you use the “enter” button, which is already better than what you see in some places. :slight_smile:

Have fun here. A lot of people with a lot of knowledge.

#4
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Don’t sweat it…we’re not all that picky. So long as we get what you mean, the message comes out just fine. I would like to hear more on the type of work you do.

See ya on the board :slight_smile:

#5

I have dyslexia but spell check helps this always makes me chuckle.

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