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    Simple Hollow Tubes

    Im a simple soap maker who loves gadgets. Wife will not allow me to purchase my own 3DP but maybe i can use yours.
    I have this idea to make some soap with some basic shapes in it. Soap is in liquid form and is poured in the end of the tube. Once dried i push it out with a similar shaped hard object and push it out the other end.
    Think cookie cutter simple here. 1, 3 armed cactus and 1, coyote howling. I need a 15-17" hollow tube 1 1/2" tall with 1 end cap(if possible) each and 1 plunger shape for each, like a push block to shove inside to force the soap out small enough to slide inside. Please give me an idea of what it would cost.


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    Super Moderator curious aardvark's Avatar
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    what country do you live in ?

    and when you say 1.5 inches tall - do you mean 1.5 inches internal diameter ?
    And have you looked at the plumbing supplies section in your local hardware store ? plastic Tubes and end caps are a staple of the plumbing industry.
    All you need to push the soap out is a length of wooden dowel the right diameter or slightly smaller with vinyl tape wrapping used to form the correct size end.

    That would be a much easier, cheaper and quicker way of doing this :-)

    Tape, tubing and a hacksaw and the jobs done :-)

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    I live in the USA. Southern California.

    I don't want more round soap. I want shaped soap I can then use in my block soap.
    I do use 3" pvc for round soap.
    Yes I need it to push out a 1.5" soap. Need to be smooth
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    Last edited by prinler; 05-21-2015 at 09:14 AM.

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    Ah - so you don't want tubes - you want very tall extruded shapes !
    It really wasn't clear :-)

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    Yes please! I need to be able to pour my soap batter in and once it dries push it out. Can any one here help me make these?

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    Email me at cm3dsales@gmail.com. We are also in Southern California and can help you out.

    Aaron

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    good - pretty straightforward prints. But you need someone local to cut down on costs :-)

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