The Secret To Resin Casting
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- If you're catching bubbles it's because you're trapping air in the cavity. You gotta get the air out. There's just no way around it. And the easiest way to do that is to position the mold cavity in space so that it will fill with resin and vent the air out easily.
Great content. Absolute valuable knowledge, as always. I really like the paper cut visualizations to explain things hard to understand for people who has trouble imagining a 3D object and rotating it in their mind.
Excellent teaching as always, Robert!
I've wanted to do resin casting for a while and I picked up a little $5 kit when I was out shopping recently, it has some 2 part resin and simple premade molds, and it actually worked, I was so pleased! I thought for sure it wouldn't, it seemed super suspect since it was so cheap. I'm so excited to eventually try making my own molds, I'll definitely be following your advice / videos for it.
Great video Robert! Lots of basic info, great! Thanks.
Background music would go along way! Maybe very quiet while you talk!
Love your videos! Thank you for taking the time to show us.
The simulation of resin pouring was really nice. Visualized the process perfectly.
I always love your videos, and these color paper illustrations are great! I have something I've wrestled with that I would love to see you do a video on at some point... If you have multiple sprues at different depths, is it still okay/possible to do a one-cut mold? When I have done this, I always have trouble removing the resin from the sprue channels and figuring out how to cut those appropriately.
Bob, this video definitely clears up any question of placement issues. Good job my friend. Best regards, Richard
I was thinking a lot about SLA printing when I was watching this. I wonder what parallels there are between making printing supports and vents/sprues. Obviously, with the printer you have to deal with the suction and peel forces, whereas for casting it's all in compression. But you're still dealing with fluid dynamics, so breaking sharp edges does double duty.
You may get this a lot but where do you get the tools and supplies when you make the vents for the models, wax etc? Thank you for teaching me news ways to mold.
I can't immediately locate it here, but I know there's a list with all of those that Robert has sent me once as well 👍
This is as always Robert amazing content. I do 3d printing, and orientation is also super important in that field as well. For pretty much the same reasons. We want to save detail to the important faces of the piece. I love watching your channel, it gives me so many ideas. Thanks as always for sharing. Great video.
Hello
I have seen your videos and I have a question.
How do you resin cast the shape like boots?
I have a doll boots (like a GI Joe Boots) that I would like to replicate but I haven't figured out how to do it.
The boots inside is hollow so that the doll can actually wear it.
I have see your hollow casting but that seem too overkill for small parts like that.
Any ideas?
Thank you!😀
Hey Robert I'm sure you got a video on it already but I can't find it haha anyway I'm trying to figure out how to cast something. It's a handle for a pair of pliers. In your opinion how would you go about it being a hollow object with a hole only on one end. Thanks!!
This is very impressive. Really nice work of art. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Robert, I have a question regarding this video. I have poured resin in multiple pours like you describe but you can see the lines on the cast where the different pours meet. Is there a way to prevent these lines?
what would you do to make multiple for mass production?
Please record better audio. I always have to turn these up 5x louder than other vids
The vents, do they have to be hollow or can I use cocktails sticks? Thank you
Awesome video as per usual. I want to cast some spoked wheels would you be able to show how on hear ?
Thanks. Where is the process video?
So informative, thank you!
The simulation was the icing on the cake
What types of epoxy you using?pls reply
With this approach, does it matter the type of resin to use?
How would you make snow globe mold?
Roto-cast. Robert's got a bunch of videos on doing that.
That's a fairly loaded question for this channel (there's a multi-part series you can find). You can try slush or roto casting, but it won't be easy
Awesome info
Master piece!
A model maker over here in the UK suggested I watch your videos, phew so pleased they did. Superb video and advice. Thank you
So cool to see some alternative animation on your channel. Multi disciplinary, much respect.
The face is so simple. His Trojan brush looks so real!
I enjoy seeing your sculpts for past projects