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| Tryed calling you 3 times this week to see whats up with the creature mold?Any news? |
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| Having difficulty getting the mold to accept a good pour,I think because of the heat retention of the material and the rough mold surface. I am going to try another type of plastisol when I return from my road trip this weekend, and will let you know if I can get a clean creature to pull from the mold.[:bigsmile:] |
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| If not I have a smaller version I can try to make a mold for with some envirotex lite,If thats a better material to use? |
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| we use plaster for molds. |
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| I have used cast-n-craft liquid casting resin with good results. I like the fact that it is clear and you can see what is going on. The other options being aluminum and silicone rubber. I believe silicone has the best release/finish. I have made some two piece molds and am experimenting with an injecting system. |
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| I guess I’m not the only one who sees the opportunity to compete with the bulldawg. I know they weren’t the first, but what a phenom…
Cool idea Raze1 I have some thoughts along the same lines. I was thinking of a three-piece cavity like a wedge/basket mold, and a pot and plunger runner system like the old compression molds had. If I actually do it I’d have multiple cavities made from Aluminum with cooling lines. Either way it’s a slow process that’s probably not worth automating. You’ll always need an operator to insert the hooks, weights, lineties, and etc…
Fun stuff - just need a shape that doesn’t rip them off too bad.
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| My wife has produced 3 creatures. All required c-sections, and last time was a double header. |
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