Video of how to make cutting dies for reference:
Software: Use CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software to create precise digital templates of the die.
Output: Generate a vector file (e.g., DXF, DWG) compatible with laser cutting machines.
Primary Material: Blade or steel strips (commonly used for durability and sharpness).
Baseboard: Flat or Rotary Plywood.
Machine: Laser Cutting Machine.
Process: Uploading the CAD design to the machine's interface, then the laser machine precisely cuts the plywood based on the design.
Advantages: High accuracy, smooth edges, and minimal material waste.
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Machine: Auto Bender Machine (automated CNC bending machine).
Process: Program the machine to bend the blades into complex shapes (e.g., curves, angles) as per the design. Use sensors or guides to ensure consistency.
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When the bend of the blade is not in an ideal shape, it must be fixed with a die making manual machine.
Hammer, adhesive, or press-fitting tools.
Steps:
(1)Mount the bent blades onto the pre-cut wood board.
(2)Secure blades using grooves, slots, or adhesive.
(3)Add foam or rubber ejection strips (to assist material release after cutting).
Method: Test the die on target material (e.g., cardboard, leather).
Adjustments: Refine blade height or alignment if cuts are incomplete or uneven.
