Homemade eblade eye covers ;)

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  • Iseeo_0you
    Bunker Buster
    • Mar 2026
    • 123
    • The Land Of Worr

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    Homemade eblade eye covers ;)

    I decided I wanted to make some Eblade eye covers since i need one for a marker. Decided to cad out a mold last night and made some. Still a bit rough around the edges before post-processing, but once i get it dialed in they should be pretty neat. Going to make them in different colors to match my markers . Thinking Red and uv reactive neon green/glow in the dark next.

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  • Trbo323
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 6382
    • Vancouver WA

    #2
    Nice! What are they made of?

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    • Iseeo_0you
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      Polyether urethane
  • XEMON
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    • Jul 2020
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    • Nor Cal

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    • TencenT
      Postin
      • Mar 2026
      • 134
      • Henderson, NV

      #4
      Looks good. Making the mold seems easy enough but how did you hold the wire in the right spot? Also, was this a kind of injection mold style design or something you just poured. Given the front and back features, guessing it's the former.
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      • Iseeo_0you
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        I injection molded it not poured. I built a jig into the mold to hold it in the correct place as it was injected. Still could use some refinement though.
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