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It has to do with grate size, in order to get them to butt together they would need to be 2-3x biggerWhy so small?... are bigger ones planned?
It is different, dimensions are completely different. Plus the ecotech don’t butt up against each other. Plus I’m pretty sure they don’t have a patent(I looked ecotech and it’s patent company) they are based off them though, my original frame idea is for them. I just thought I can make it better. Plus I haven’t sold any, might just keep it as a pet project and do personal useAren't these just a copy of the Ecotech plugs? Hopefully Ecotech doesn't have a patent on the design, or you could find yourself with an issue if you try to sell them.
Type2-5 concrete, not the ideal type but I just need to cure for longer. Possibly gonna do a vinegar bathWhat material are you using on the hexagonal plugs there?
The hope is to not cut, essentially work with a “seeded” frag plug. Just pop it in a new tile and it just grows straight acrossThat's what I thought
Back in the day
I bought some frags from a vendor who used concrete for homemade frag plugs
I could not cut them with bone cutters, the material was too hard
Believe it or not cement is a lot cheaper, a kilogram(2.2pounds I think) of filament will cost me 20$. 50 pounds costed me a little over 15$.the money is really in the silicone for the molds, but I can pop out like 250 at a time. But to be honest I did a lot of adjusting, I could have probably make enough molds to do 500ish at a time.Why don’t you just 3d print the plugs instead of messing with concrete