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I would be very carefull with pressurised 3D-prints. Layer-adhesion is far lower than in parts from solid casts. They might burst open.
If I had to do it, I would use very thick walls, solid infill, print slow, and switch off the cooling fan for best layer adhesion. Or probably I would print one original, carefully post-process and smooth it, and then make a silicone mould from it and cast some suitable tough UV-resistant epoxy or PU in that mould?
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I would be very carefull with pressurised 3D-prints. Layer-adhesion is far lower than in parts from solid casts. They might burst open.
If I had to do it, I would use very thick walls, solid infill, print slow, and switch off the cooling fan for best layer adhesion. Or probably I would print one original, carefully post-process and smooth it, and then make a silicone mould from it and cast some suitable tough UV-resistant epoxy or PU in that mould?
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