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When creating a new matte-finish edge mold, is specific to part of an overall mold (example: HB005), or can it be used with other molds of the same diameter? How many molds are required to make a given ceramic blank -- one or two?
The Sun-Fly polyinno ceramic hybrid chips are ceramic material using a mold with a center recess that is designed to accept a laminated adhesive-backed label, which is added after the ceramic blank has been dye-sublimation printed.I’m not familiar with ceramic hybrids, but, from what I’ve seen/read/watched, they seem to be a ceramic chip with an inlay. Is that correct? Also, do they have a squared edge, or is there a bevel to them like other ceramics?
The Sun-Fly polyinno ceramic hybrid chips are ceramic material using a mold with a center recess that is designed to accept a laminated adhesive-backed label, which is added after the ceramic blank has been dye-sublimation printed.
Current versions have a slightly-rounded glossy finish rolling edge, similar to other Sun-Fly ceramic chips.
Hopefully the next group buy will be using a brand new mold design, including matte-finish edges.Thanks for the info! Are you in talks with Sun-Fly about potentially matte-edged chips?
Hopefully the next group buy will be using a brand new mold design, including matte-finish edges.
50mm hybrid?The rolling edge style is specific to any given mold design, so to get a matte-finish on the rolling edge of any given mold, a brand new mold is required.
That means that none of Sun-Fly's existing molds -- polychrom, polyclay, or polyinno, in any size, style, or configuration -- will be affected, unless each one were to be retooled individually. That's a lot of molds to replace or add an alternate edge treatment to (at least 11 or 12).
The new mold we are designing will be something unique that has not been created before.... and will also have a matte-finish rolling edge as one of the features.
I believe the Polyclay currently is matte edge, and not glossy. Is that correct @Kid_Eastwood?The rolling edge style is specific to any given mold design, so to get a matte-finish on the rolling edge of any given mold, a brand new mold is required.
That means that none of Sun-Fly's existing molds -- polychrom, polyclay, or polyinno, in any size, style, or configuration -- will be affected, unless each one were to be retooled individually. That's a lot of molds to replace or add an alternate edge treatment to (at least 11 or 12).
The new mold we are designing will be something unique that has not been created before.... and will also have a matte-finish rolling edge as one of the features.
The rolling edge style is specific to any given mold design, so to get a matte-finish on the rolling edge of any given mold, a brand new mold is required.
That means that none of Sun-Fly's existing molds -- polychrom, polyclay, or polyinno, in any size, style, or configuration -- will be affected, unless each one were to be retooled individually. That's a lot of molds to replace or add an alternate edge treatment to (at least 11 or 12).
The new mold we are designing will be something unique that has not been created before.... and will also have a matte-finish rolling edge as one of the features.
My diamond mold polyclays are glossy edge. It is my understanding that all Sun-Fly products have glossy edges, as it is considered one of their identifying differences from competitors.I believe the Polyclay currently is matte edge, and not glossy. Is that correct @Kid_Eastwood?
Well that's interesting. @Kid_Eastwood posted a lot of photos in his thread about his cards mold Polyclays. They didn't look near as glossy as the Prestige hybrids. But you can never be sure from just pics. I'm sure if your diamonds are glossy then all the Polyclays will be.My diamond mold polyclays are glossy edge. It is my understanding that all Sun-Fly products have glossy edges, as it is considered one of their identifying differences from competitors.
Fwiw, not all glossy edges are created equal, in my experience. I have some hybrid chips that barely look glossy at all, compared to other chips in the same set. I suspect that it is a function of mold age/usage.Well that's interesting. @Kid_Eastwood posted a lot of photos in his thread about his cards mold Polyclays. They didn't look near as glossy as the Prestige hybrids. But you can never be sure from just pics. I'm sure if your diamonds are glossy then all the Polyclays will be.
My diamond mold polyclays are glossy edge. It is my understanding that all Sun-Fly products have glossy edges, as it is considered one of their identifying differences from competitors.