Intro

Supplies Needed

What you'll need

Pouring the rubber

How to clean your mold making cup

Cut off the base of the Tupperware

How to prepare the clay

Rolling the Clay

Pouring the silicone rubber

Removing the Mold

Support Cradles

How to Use Support Cradles

Positioning for Casting

Cradles and Pressure Casting

Mold Durability

Cleaning Molds

Storing Molds

Intro

Supplies

Detail Layer

Building the Seam

Working on the Back

Adding the “Key”

Working on the Front

Making the “Mother Mold”

Casting

Outro

Intro

Unboxing the Easy Mold Silicone Putty

Applying the silicone putty to the mold shell

Molding the silicone putty

Inserting the shell

Removing the shell from the silicone mold

What You'll Learn in this Video

What is a One Part Mold?

Supplies Needed

Mold Design

Calculating Volume

Picking a Silicone

Building Your Mold Box

Mistakes were Made...

Key Principles

Measuring and Mixing

Pouring

Demolding

Introduction

What we're going to make molds of

Kneading the silicone

Making a second mold

Tinting the Silicone

Demolding the silicone mold

Pouring resin into the molds

Casting Owl Head

Side by side comparison of original and resin cast objects

Casting a tiny hufflepuff pin

Materials

Building a Wall of Clay

Form the Walls

Apply the Silicone

Silicone

Remove that Clay Wall

Make the Plaster Mother Mold

Mix the Plaster

De-Mold

Cast the Sculpture

Cutting the Wood

Adding Wood

Adding Risers

Pouring the Resin

Resin Only Demo

Removing the Silicone

The Finished Cross

Wipe Down & Oil

Final Look

Final Look & Conclusion

How To Use Easy Mold Silicone Putty

What can you make a mold of?

What can your pour in right away?

Making Molded Candy!

Working With EasyCast Resin

Making and using your own unique molds for any of your craft projects will be a breeze with Easy Mold.

You can also make molds with plaster, concrete, ice, wax, thick embossing powders and all types of clay!

Oh, and you can even bake your molds in your oven up to 400 degrees! Think of the cute cupcakes!

DIAL KNOB OVERPOUR MOLD

DAY 2

DE-MOLDING DAY!

Intro

Making the Riser

Attaching the Riser to the Mold Box

Pouring the Silicone

Removing the Master from the Riser

Adding a chamfer to the sprue

Adding a Release Agent

Separating the two parts of the mold

Pre-filling the mold

Thanks for watching

Making a shaped mold case

Gluing the mold together with Sticky Wax

Applying Sticky Wax

Why I'm making a hollow mold

Filling the mold

Rotation Mold

Cutting the tabs for the rubber bands

How to make a rubber band fit your mold

Removing the Castings from the Mold

Conclusion

Process Overview

One Half of Model is Embedded in Clay

The First Half of the Mold is Poured & Allowed to Fully Cure

The Mold is Turned Over & Clay is Removed

Release Agent is Sprayed to Prevent Bonding

The 2nd Half of the Mold is Poured

The Mold is Allowed to Fully Cure Prior to Demolding

Making the First Half

Making the Second Half

Ease Release 200 Must be Used to Prevent Fresh Silicone from Sticking to Cured Silicone

Intro

Measure out equal quantities of Parts A and B either by volume or weight

Mix the two components together until they are swell-free and uniform in color

How to cast resin, plaster or concrete in the mold

Applying a release agent

Temperature resistance of EasyMold silicone putty molds

Ideas for using silicone putty molds

How to make a mold mat

Intro

Silicone Mold Release

Applying Mold Release

Degassing the Silicone

Applying Second Coat of Silicone

Cleaning the spatula

Filling Gaps with Used Silicone

Pouring the Silicone

Making duplicates

Wrap up