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| ==film applicator for silicone sensor molding== | ==film applicator for silicone sensor molding== | ||
| find the romain Di Vozzo's files on https://www.youmagine.com/designs/film-applicator-for-silicone-sensor-molding | find the romain Di Vozzo's files on https://www.youmagine.com/designs/film-applicator-for-silicone-sensor-molding | ||
| - | "This is a DIY film applicator for bubble-free 1mm and 2mm thick silicone layers to embed conductive fabric or any other finer that allows you to make a stretchable sensor. | + | The final sensor was done with this applicator, the conductive fabric is best quality with silicone ecoflex the sensor is very wrinkleable, stretchable and flexible. |
| - | + | without the machine vacuum you can see some dried air bubbles on both sides of the sensor. | |
| - | I noticed that air-bubbles come out easily from the silicon after I passed on top of the silicon. | + | |
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