Oxonlox - How I resin cast (in-deapth)
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- This is a in-depth look into how I do resin casting currently using my original character Oxonlox. I normally do time lapse videos, so this is a rare real time look at resin how I resin cast with commentary over the top explaining what I'm doing. I stress that I'm no expert by no means saying this is the only or best way... i am simplify sharing what I do and what works for me in the hopes it helps pass along my knowledge to other casters/designer toy makers. I may not be able to answer any super technical question and unable
Just in case you're curious, for this cast I use Smooth-cast 305 resin & the silicone is mold star 30.
I don't do to many long videos, but i do share my process often on my other social platforms =) 
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Thank you Jessica for these videos! I very much appreciate seeing your process and reasoning behind every step. You are creating a great resource here with these guides. I particularly appreciated the details about your pressure pot steps! Beautiful work!
I'm glad you found it interesting =) Thanks for taking the time to watch it i know it was long =)
This was a wonderful video. Loved how much you went into the process steps.
Really useful 😊 thank you for taking your time to explain all your process
I'm glad that others find value in just my every day activities. I thanks so much for watching =)
Hi Jessica, Thanks for detailed video, it’s really helpful ! Can you help me with the names for painting materials on this cast. I need more professional paintings that withstand for longer period of time
Do you also wear a respirator while mixing silicone?
What do you use to adhere the parts together
Was just recommended your videos in my feed. Thanks for the detailed coverage of your process! I am also an indie toy maker and I'm always so curious about the intricacies of everyone's processes. These videos belong right up there with the likes of Robert Tolone and Crafsman :) I've got a few questions I'd love to either have answered or even covered in a future video... What materials do you tend to prefer? I see the resin type in this video. I'm curious about what silicone you are using for the molds? Also, I'm very curious about the economics of everything- how much material do you tend to buy and roughly what it costs and how you make it work and decide what to sell your toys for. I'm sure it is different in your country too, but it would be very interesting to see what your thoughts are on the topic. Thanks again! Subbed!!
Do you use both vacuum and pressure or one vs other
You vacuum silicone for the molds and a pressure pot for the resin pour. If you don't vacuum the silicone, any air in the cured mold silicone will expand and deform the mold during pressurization, so you have to do both steps
How I can contact with you