The pink Pyras are coming.
Useless? No.That makes the whole trip pretty useless.
Didn't you want to go to Greece to tweak the shoulder buttons and other things while you are there.
At least in my case I will not love that post in any way.
An other unexpected waiting.
I'll never change that one opinion: "No matter what's promised and how sure it will be, I won't believe in a ready Pyra until it's standing in front of me"
I thought it was really interesting with all the details. Much more interesting certainly than your previous news posts (though that may only be because I had no idea how injection moulding really works).I hope you enjoyed the newspost, even though it was looooong and too much to read, probably
I don't think so. Or better: you can leave it longer, but it will shrink anyway, resulting in internal tension, which basicly makes it harder to get the part out of the mold. It's more about choosing the right temperature of the plastic for injecting and the right time/cooling curve to have as little tension in the part as possible. Some molds even have different cooling chanels inside the mold to get different cooling in different places, IIRC.W
Hmm, could keeping the plastic parts longer in the molds, until they cooled down more, do the trick?
The base plastic is transparent, but by adding pulverized color, it will be completely opaque in that color.
What polymer are they using for the plastic ?
Given how transparent it is and that they claim it's bulletproof, I suspect it might be polycarbonate. (At the right thickness and tolerance, that's used for bulletproof materials and have you ever tried destroying a coaster'd CD-R or DVD+R? Those things are very flexible.)
I suspect it might be polycarbonate. (At the right thickness and tolerance, that's used for bulletproof materials and have you ever tried destroying a coaster'd CD-R or DVD+R? Those things are very flexible.)
Given how transparent it is and that they claim it's bulletproof, I suspect it might be polycarbonate. (At the right thickness and tolerance, that's used for bulletproof materials and have you ever tried destroying a coaster'd CD-R or DVD+R? Those things are very flexible.)
So will there be set number like 2, 3, or 5 choices for launch? Or can they be made to order at request, and that is where the extra cost comes in, and any color can be chosen at anytime?
If that's the case it would quite expensive. Polycarbonate is way more pricey compared to other polymers, but yeah, they are used in some smartphones (LUmia, I think).