> > i wish nissin showed an unplated version to see what
> the armature looked
> > like, or explained how the armature/mandrel was made.
> >
> > also, i cant see how nissin expects a thin plated
> object to be used
> > in an injection mold, it seem the ejection would rip it
> apart.
> >
> > but there's always new stuff i aint seen yet
> > very nice results in any case

The site says the form is made of hexagonal pins bound together. The tips have 
the cube corners cut on them. Apparently the pins fit together tight enough 
they can be used as-is in a mold insert.

The electroforms look to be quite thick, plenty thick enough to withstand 
having a lower melting temperature alloy cast against their back sides in a 
block that can be machined to make a mold insert.

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