Dopey

Dopey

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I was thinking of making some myself, and selling them for £1+ P&P each (just to cover the cost of the material making them) I was going to make them out of a mold and white 2 part epoxy putty, unless someone knows of a more "plastic" type of material to use?
Anyone interested?

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Would epoxy putty not be a bit brittle?
If you could make the mould and find an injection moulding company they would probably knock a batch out?
It's always the mould that costs.
 
Yea HDPE Plastic would be better, if not even the original material, I can make them myself, it would be easy enough, its just only worth the bother and hassle if its about at least 100
 
Wazzajnr said:
It's always the mould that costs.
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A tool with a couple of core actions is going to cost a lot more than you could expect to make from it, unless demand is that high. Otherwise part cost is going to be exorbitant. Maybe 3d printing would be a better bet for small batch production.

Cheers
 
I can DIY it at a reasonable cost, that's what I recon to charge just £1 each, some were charging £4 each and more towards the end of production, as they are not made any more.. who knows what ppl charge now?
 
I'd be interested in a handful of them. probably be happy to take 30 or 40 if they are as solid as the originals.
 
small clips though :confused:74% of 237 women say I have a big cock, the other 26% had very large hands
 
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