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Mold making and casting with a rotational casting machine. Using the manetron rotational casting machine to make an EZ Flo 120 resin cast. Special thanks to Ed of Falls Mold & Art for letting us cast on his machine.
Ed provides a variety of services for those who don't own a casting machine.

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  • Hi Mitch,

    Iv been casting EZflo120 for a few months and this is the first time i have seen baby powered used in the mould just before casting.

    im working on a project that will involve painting (you can find this on the (EffectsLab) website. "Animatronic Alien Head" Anyway i would like to use this technique of powder coating the mould before casting, but i will also need a "smooth shiny" finish on certain areas. would you recommend just sanding these smoother areas down after casting?

  • @innerbreed If you want areas to be shiny, don't powder them. The powder will transfer to the cast part for a matte surface.

  • is the finished product hollow? if so about how thick is the shell? how sturdy is it? can you use some sort of vinyl instead of resin?

  • EZ 120 is a tough, impact resistant resin. This part was about 1/4" thick and very strong.

  • @brickintheyard CAN I USE EZ 120 IN LATEX MOLDS? WILL IT WORK?

  • @chahueto I think I answered your question on another video comment thread but here it is again: I have not tried casting EZ Flo 120 into a latex mold so I do not know. I have customers who have done casting like that but I have no idea what release they used.

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  • i tell ya, you did right in using Plat-Cure Silicone for the mold. i HATE using tin-cure silicone for molds! TIN-CURE SUCKS!!!

  • Metal mold? No. Silicone mold? Yes. We have several videos dealing with silicone moldmaking.

  • i'm trying to reproduce a vinyl shifter boot for an automobile, which was originally made in a rotational mold. Do you know the best way to make a metal mold from the original vinyl piece?

  • You have an excellent speaking voice and keep the explanation moving with the video. Great video I learned something today, thank you.

    Oh one more thing,could I make my composter barrel with this method? or do I need a heated rotomolder in an oven?it is on you tube "rotating composter barrel" (the blue one)

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