Moldmaking Tutorial: Basic Silicone Block Mold With Resin Cast

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  • Опубликовано: 11 фев 2025

Комментарии • 21

  • @nrdesign1991
    @nrdesign1991 Год назад +2

    I love the practical aspect of these videos and always explaining a reason for why you're doing things the way you do.

  • @Old52Guy
    @Old52Guy Год назад

    This is fantastic! That new stuff looks really interesting. I also appreciated the review of the basics since I tend to forget these because I rely on my terrific memory. Maybe terrifying is a better word.

  • @oanalarisachiriac1713
    @oanalarisachiriac1713 Год назад

    Hello, is posibil to make a new mold from the cast piece? Is there a sealer needed? What kind of sealer should I use? Thank you

  • @TheXSpitfire
    @TheXSpitfire Год назад

    Do you ever get cure inhibition where the silicone contacts the hot glue?

    • @brickintheyard
      @brickintheyard  Год назад

      Tin Cure like this one is pretty hard to inhibit. That said, there are some hot glue sticks that can inhibit Platinum formulas. The only way to know for sure is to do a test.

  • @ronsvlog128
    @ronsvlog128 Год назад

    Hi sir waching your video how to molding ...can you help me sir how to mol my center cap of my reem .

  • @oh5148
    @oh5148 Год назад

    I’m trying to make license plate frame . What casting resin will stay rigid being thin wall and won’t warp in the outdoor heat? Thanks

  • @fauxgt
    @fauxgt Год назад

    a basic block mold tutorial, "yes, we've done this before"
    wasn't that like 15 years ago? the green silicone mold of a knife? that got me hooked up with mold making
    ah, the good ol' timed

  • @jeremiahbullfrog9288
    @jeremiahbullfrog9288 Год назад

    Which resin would I want to use for custom motorcycle turn signal lenses?

  • @Topofthemorning1000
    @Topofthemorning1000 Год назад

    What is the cheapest mold I could make to pour silicone in to ?

    • @brickintheyard
      @brickintheyard  Год назад

      This is an inexpensive, yet really good, Tin Cure formula.

  • @IvetteRamosLevy
    @IvetteRamosLevy Год назад

    Do you do custom molds?

    • @brickintheyard
      @brickintheyard  Год назад +1

      We do not, but we might be able to help you find a mold maker close to you.

    • @IvetteRamosLevy
      @IvetteRamosLevy Год назад

      @@brickintheyard that will be awesome . Fort Worth area

    • @IvetteRamosLevy
      @IvetteRamosLevy Год назад

      Texas

  • @jeepgran5244
    @jeepgran5244 Год назад

    Just came across your channel looking for videos about making wound-packing trainers. I saw you don't have one but do have other high quality medical-type molds.

    I ask that you make a video start to finish of how to make a wound-packing trainer. On top of bringing you new customers (me included) it would support Fire, EMS, and military training (and ultimately save lives) If you consider it a decent model you could go off of is the "TrueClot Inguinal Trainer" it wont let me link
    The higher-quality models, like the one above, are cost-prohibitive for many organizations/individuals so self casting is preferred.

  • @CMC440
    @CMC440 Год назад

    Hello!