Part 2 of this series is making your basic mold. I try to make molds in batches to use up a bottle of material so it is not sitting around. I built a basic frame around my part that needed to be cast. You can find out more on this on other blogs but if anyone wants I can show how I build my frame boxes.
The most important thing here is to be careful and take your time to pour and separate your original from the mold when your done.
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Here you can see me mixing RTV mold material for pouring. |
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Allow your mold to set before doing anything else with it. |
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Carefully seperate your mold from your original. |
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Here you can see the mold is an exact copy of the piece and ready. |