Casting urethane resin in production molds.

Mark containers instead of using a scale when measuring resin for production pours.

Sometimes you have to tilt the molds to ensure there are no bubbles.

Unloading the pressure pot and opening up the molds.

Trimming pour funnels from the castings using a power jigsaw.

Using a flap sander on the drill press to remove the flashing from the castings.

The flap sander also does a good job of smoothing the bases.

Drilling the holes for the strings in the castings.

Staining the castings with a water-based stain.

Stringing the castings.

Remember to include urethane cup waste when budgeting a project.

Bundling the castings to make them easy to count and to ship.

Include 2 extra castings as a bonus and a precaution.

Next week week we'll be rotocasting clear resin in a snow globe mold.

Happy New Year! Here's hoping for better days ahead.

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