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Wow, you’re really good. Thank you for sharing. Learned it all, so to say. Thanks for explaining clearly and concisely. I’ve got some pet projects to complete now.

I didn’t see a step where the hole was added to pour the casting product. Did you just cut away some of the silicone?

Extremely helpful information. Thanks for sharing. Just my 1 cent

This is my favorite explanation/demonstration that I’ve watched thus far. It’s my second time watching and I plan on referring to it when I make my molds. Thanks for this!

How would you do a mold of a mug? Where you have the space where the liquid goes, would you pour silicon into that space?

Great Step by Step Video! TY

Hey, Thanks for the great tutorial. Can I use this same mold technique for resin casting?

Very informative, thank you.

Thank you for sharing!

Very helpful and detailed information ❤.

Fantastic video! Could I use this technique for a small 12" cardboard/paper mache animal head? Thanks.

+1 в карму!!!

Really well done video

Amaaaazing!

i love this so much. Would this process work for something concave and thin ( 1/4 inch) like a helmet visor? I want to resin cast a sci-fi style visor from a 3d print.

Very good process

How did you not get any bubbles in the casting? Did you skip the step where you removed them with heat before pouring?

Awesome video, thanks for sharing :)

This tutorial is so well done and professional

Thank you for the tutorial! Will the silicone withstand very hot temperatures like melted glass or melted sugar?

I am looking for this video thank you ❤

I genuinely hate it when i try to find information about some specific crafting technics like what foam do they use for props molding, what mix do they use for electroplating, what resin is being used for this or that and you always find youtube video of american companies (which of course only sell in the US) maskerading ads as tutorials on how to use that specific stupid tradmarked name product that at the end of the day you still don't what kind of generic alternative you should look for if you don't live in the US and/or don't want to spend 50$ in shiping to get it imported. "Oh you want to smooth those printing lines on your 3d print? Just use turbosmoothmaxiflex3000™ for only 50$ 1oz + shiping! That or just get a 200ml pot of epoxy for 10€ at your local hardware store...."

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Very nicely done and helpful

subbed cuz you said "hyperspeed", and you're a smooth-on channel.

Victoria, I need to make one small part, not much more than about an inch long, to replace a missing part in a plastic model kit. Seems like it would be awfully expensive for such a small part to purchase all those materials. Would there be any better way to do it?

I LOVE this technique you used to make a cold casting. I've never seen it done like this before and the finished head looks really great. I have a question to ask. What do you mean by "registration" in relation to molding? I did hear another person use the same word about lining up 2 halves of a silicone mold, is that what it refers to? Thank you very much for this great video tutorial. Cheers from Amanda in Melbourne, Australia

This is great. Thanks for this. I plan on making a silicone mold out of a 3D print which I then want to use for lost wax metal casting.

You can fill the mold with water and measure that to find the volume also

I have that same exact glass bear!!!!

Thank you ! Looks great

Best tutorial on the subject I've watched. I actually feel confident about trying this thanks to your explanation and demonstration.

Like the other comment, I thought this was fantastic. You were clear, concise and straightforward, and took the time to explain every step. Thank you so very much.

خیلی عالی. شما واقعا یک هنرمند هستید. ❤

Thank you so much can any mold release spray be used?

Are you use air dry clay

Excellent!!! Great tutorial, too easy to follow! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍👍👍 helpful 😃

really impressed

Thank you for this easy to follow tutorial.❤️❤️❤️

are you millonaire ????

Who else is here after watching moriah Elizabeth?

Great Video ! Good work there!

this helped me so much THANK YOU

Just got here after lengthy. And complicated other videos. Thank you!

You Forgot the MOST IMPORTANT DETAIL OF IT ALL!!! You didn’t show us or tell us that you Must have an opening somewhere in order to pour the resin in.

So helpful.

Can you use vasoline as a release agent to release both halves?

Hello! I've been crafting silicone molds for my customers and noticed varying behaviors in the same brand of siliconeI use platinum based silicon. While previous curing times difered-ranging from 24 hours to as little as 3 hours-they never affected the resin outcome until now. Recently, when the silicone cured within 3 hours and I poured resin into it, the silicon lost its shine upon removal of resin from the mold. This unexpected issue has me deeply concerned. Any guidance you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

I Appreciate Your Time And Effort In Teaching Me How To Do This Thank You

Thank You For Teaching Me How To Make A Mould To Do Casting With