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Good morning, I would like a quote. I have attached some photos of 3D designs already created with AutoCAD as solids. I also have the DWG file that you can reference or use as you see fit, whether you prefer another surface or as is. Just let me know how you want it. I need a 3D print to be used as a mould to be submerged in fiberglass. Please advise on the costs and timeframes to make this happen.
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      Good morning, I would like a quote. I have attached some photos of 3D designs already created with AutoCAD as solids. I also have the DWG file that you can reference or use as you see fit, whether you prefer another surface or as is. Just let me know how you want it. I need a 3D print to be used as a mould to be submerged in fiberglass. Please advise on the costs and timeframes to make this happen.
      Attached are the photos.

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      Thank you for reaching out! You can upload your DWG file and/or other 3D design files directly to our quoting platform at get.xometry.eu. There, you’ll be able to get an instant quote and see the available manufacturing options, pricing, and lead times. Once you upload the design, you can select 3D printing and specify any additional requirements for the mould application. If you have any additional questions or need further advice, please let us know and our team will be happy to assist.

       

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