@@RobertTolone Ah, I got it-end of the full video Did an 8-part slipcast mold one time, it was not as much a disaster as most of the class, but John Gill only gave me a B 🤬
@@darktherapy That is incorrect. I am coating the mug with the same rubber I use to fill the mold. I generally only coat those areas which are most likely to catch bubbles.
So many tips in one minute! I love this
me encanta ver a este señor hacer su arte, es un perfeccionista.
Yay for beeswax!
Since it’s a mug, I assume a 3-part plaster slipcast mold will be made from the resin master?
Yes. At the very end of the video there are a couple of pictures of the mold being made in the mug factory.
@@RobertTolone Ah, I got it-end of the full video
Did an 8-part slipcast mold one time, it was not as much a disaster as most of the class, but John Gill only gave me a B 🤬
Not gonna lie, I thought it was designed by a Crazy AI (artificial intelligence) rather than someone named Albert/Alphonse.
It’s sculpted by Alan Evans AKA Crazy Al.
@@RobertTolone Darn it, I didn't even get the right Al!
@@KingKool2099 😀👍
very cool. what material did you use for the slush cast portion?
A urethane resin called Silcast 2 from www.silpak.com
By "pre-painted", is that applying a thin layer of rubber on the mug?
No he paints it with a blue paint that’s very close to the color of the rubber he’ll use to cast with. The rubber sticks to the paint better.
@@darktherapy That is incorrect. I am coating the mug with the same rubber I use to fill the mold. I generally only coat those areas which are most likely to catch bubbles.
@@darktherapy😂😂
Do you do commissions for molds?? I need one made
I am only accepting projects for the channel. If you think your project might make a good video send me pics to roberttolone@yahoo.com