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I am very interested in casting my own miniatures, I see one major problem, a lot of the stuff I sculpt is complex, & as such I dont think a 2 part mould could be used to cast them correctly, I am wondering is there any other way to cast extremely complex miniatures in a 2 part mould without chopping them apart? I was thinking making small gates between parts, yes there would be more clean up but I could make many casts of the same model easily. Id just like your thoughts seeing as you are pros!
@freemanmfg what about casting 1/24 scale model kits that dont have a bottom on the body and the windows are open holes, are there any videos for something like that?
This doesn't really show a complex parting line. Aside from the lower half of the wheels, the part has a flat surface. The lower half of the wheels were machined into the board using a bridgeport milling machine. Got one of those in your basement? Let's see them do a horse!
It is difficult to recommend a product without all the information on your project. We can tell you that threads made with our materials would not be very strong andm depending on the applicationm, may recommend threaded inserts.
and that woden box!!!, like it is going to the moon!, c'mon guys, get a life, dont be so wastefull, neither in time or in materials, this is just a waste of life.
@arromazam Well of course most of us are just going to build the box with bits of junk or, if you're really lazy like me, more plasticine, but they might as well show you how to do it so it looks all neat and nice.
yeah you could also use for a model horse, but you have to really think about where the separation line is so it will be easy to remove from the mold (i.e. if there is a curve on the tail, how would you remove it from the mold)...or you could cast it lying on its side but you would have a more noticeable flashing line
hmmm..couldn't you just glue a stick to the car, then suspend it in the molding material by the stick? then after it solidifies, cut the molding material halfway through (alongside the stick) and then pour casting materials down the hole where the stick used to be. and then just cut the stick off and sand the surface. not sure if i'm being clear though
It would depend if your mold configuration had greater draft.
freemanmfg 3 months ago
wouldnt be easier to do half the car,then the other half ?
bladerj 3 months ago
Please contact out technical department at 800-321-8511 for additional assistance on your specific application. It is difficult to determine the type of mold needed without additional information.
freemanmfg 8 months ago
I am very interested in casting my own miniatures, I see one major problem, a lot of the stuff I sculpt is complex, & as such I dont think a 2 part mould could be used to cast them correctly, I am wondering is there any other way to cast extremely complex miniatures in a 2 part mould without chopping them apart? I was thinking making small gates between parts, yes there would be more clean up but I could make many casts of the same model easily. Id just like your thoughts seeing as you are pros!
kentsmedblom 9 months ago
@kentsmedblom Hi, I have the silicone casting vedio for your reference. add my skype: vickylyr or MSN: lamvicky@live.cn
lilVICLim 4 months ago
I was also wondering how to cast a 1:43 model cars..guess I need to find it out myself..
michaelz69z 9 months ago
Depending on the type of plastic you are using, you can do either or. Our
Freeman Color Tint can be used to die both Urethanes and Epoxies. The
Fast Cast Urethanes, Rigid Polyurethanes Elastomers, and Epoxies can
also be painted.
freemanmfg 11 months ago
@freemanmfg what about casting 1/24 scale model kits that dont have a bottom on the body and the windows are open holes, are there any videos for something like that?
bigbadbronco86 11 months ago
@bigbadbronco86 We, unfortunately, do not have that specific type of video available at this time.
freemanmfg 10 months ago
@bigbadbronco86 This hurts my brain trying to figure this out, I had the same question.
ModelKarKid 10 months ago
How would you add color/pigment to the plastic? Would you dye the liquid or paint the solid?
slayere23 11 months ago
can you make me a lego mold
ghetyglevb 1 year ago
Our Bluestar PT Accelerator can be added to addition cure silicone rubbers as a third component to reduce the demold time.
freemanmfg 1 year ago
how come they didn't use a catalizer for faster solidification
driojas 1 year ago
The blue car is made out of Repro 83 Blue Fast Cast Urethane. You can use a wax original to create a silicone mold.
freemanmfg 1 year ago
I'm trying to find out if I can use a wax original to make a silicone mold from. Is that blue car you're using made of wax? Thanx!
ArtyHelen 1 year ago
@ArtyHelen Yes you can use wax
phookadude 1 year ago
@phookadude Thank you! :)
ArtyHelen 1 year ago
could you put a link in description of where you brought your Silicone from
EpicFAILblog101 1 year ago
Your videos are really interesting and usefull.. Thanks for uploading!!
subwaymallorca 1 year ago
This doesn't really show a complex parting line. Aside from the lower half of the wheels, the part has a flat surface. The lower half of the wheels were machined into the board using a bridgeport milling machine. Got one of those in your basement? Let's see them do a horse!
numbnuts234567 1 year ago 6
gstaria de saber quais os produtos usados para fazer a resina ?:por favor abrigado
fabiofm5 1 year ago
It is difficult to recommend a product without all the information on your project. We can tell you that threads made with our materials would not be very strong andm depending on the applicationm, may recommend threaded inserts.
freemanmfg 1 year ago
will this work with miniature models?
eggsalad774 2 years ago
now do it with movable wheels
Gart7 2 years ago
and that woden box!!!, like it is going to the moon!, c'mon guys, get a life, dont be so wastefull, neither in time or in materials, this is just a waste of life.
arromazam 2 years ago
@arromazam Well of course most of us are just going to build the box with bits of junk or, if you're really lazy like me, more plasticine, but they might as well show you how to do it so it looks all neat and nice.
SovaySovay 1 year ago
comeasyouare1989
you got it right, this guys just looove to make it as difficult as posible.... for some reason
arromazam 2 years ago
could You do this to a model horse?
horsesruleilovethem 2 years ago
yeah you could also use for a model horse, but you have to really think about where the separation line is so it will be easy to remove from the mold (i.e. if there is a curve on the tail, how would you remove it from the mold)...or you could cast it lying on its side but you would have a more noticeable flashing line
awesimo2000 2 years ago
thank you
horsesruleilovethem 2 years ago
hmmm..couldn't you just glue a stick to the car, then suspend it in the molding material by the stick? then after it solidifies, cut the molding material halfway through (alongside the stick) and then pour casting materials down the hole where the stick used to be. and then just cut the stick off and sand the surface. not sure if i'm being clear though
comeasyouare1989 2 years ago
@comeasyouare1989
he did it that way to creat the locking mechanisim, to allow mass casting with the same mould.
peterg22000 1 year ago
What type of material is the car being used to create the mold...
Newportdis 2 years ago 4
Right on time! I am doing some casting and this is the ticket.
CyberDruidtheModGod 2 years ago