Thanks for the info everyone.
On further thought, it seems that my best bet will be cnc machining them out of UHMWPE in house for about $10 in materials per pair, which is not nearly as good as 3d printing ($3 and 3 hours of printing per pair) but will be much faster. Compared to the previous method of getting a shop to machine them for about $100/pair, its still a massive improvement.
On further thought, it seems that my best bet will be cnc machining them out of UHMWPE in house for about $10 in materials per pair, which is not nearly as good as 3d printing ($3 and 3 hours of printing per pair) but will be much faster. Compared to the previous method of getting a shop to machine them for about $100/pair, its still a massive improvement.