3d Printed master makes a silicone mold suitable for making multiple plaster molds. plaster mold is suitable for firing the clay, and the filling and emptying of the plaster mold is to have a hollow mug,
@@DrBrangarno. They aren't firing the clay in the plaster. The plaster mold is used to make a clay positive by pouring liquid clay in into the mold. The clay then dries out slightly while in contact with the plaster cast and the excess watery clay is poured out. What's left is a hollow clay positive which is then demolded and cleaned up. Its then fired in that state. This method creates very thin and fine clay/porcelain. But its risky because the failure rate in firing is higher if it isnt dried appropriately.
@@DrBrangar because the plaster absorbs water that helps set the liquid clay that's in contact with the plaster into a gel like state. You the pour out the liquid clay and let it dry more till it's in its leather stage. If you use a 3d printed plastic, it wont set because the plastic can't absorb water.
Who knew that 30 seconds is enough to learn how to do this. Make rigid plaster mold pieces, for slip casting, from a silicone rubber mold, made from a 3D printed form. You could use bone porcelain slip and make some really valuable pieces people would pay top dollar for. The mold gets damaged? make a new one from the silicone and mother mold. Silicone mold gets damaged? make a new one from the 3D printed master.
@@Daall-kw7hm it’s slip. Slip is clay mixed with water and a defloculant. The defloculant allows the slip to remain liquidy and not allow the clay to clump up. It allows you to have less water in the slip and when you pour it into a dry plaster mold, the mold will absorb the water and solidify the clay on the surface of wherever the mold was. You end up with what is called leatherware, a workable step in the process. If you let it dry slowly it becomes greenware, then you fire it at a low temp to get rid of any remaining moisture. Then you apply glaze and fire it again.
Great video. By the way, why do you need to make a silicone mold once, can't you just make a plaster mold from a 3D model? I'm new to ceramics and would like to know.
It's harder to cast a rigid object from a rigid mold. It's easier to cast a flexible object from a rigid mold or a rigid object from a flexible mold. Making the silicone mold allows them to make many plaster molds more quickly and easily with less risk of breaking the master.
Finally Someone actually made a 3d Printed Mold Like I was suggesting every time I see some STUPID 3d printer that prints clay. THIS IS HOW YOU DO THE RIGHT WAY. Slip Molds are always they best way.
The point of a 3d printer is to make shapes you cannot make in a mold or any other machine. People also use them to make cool toys cause that's what people do.
@@polarknight5376 I do have 3d Printers. SLA and FDM Printers however I KNOW WHEN 3D Printing is the right thing and what material and when it's not worth or the right thing. People need to know the line.
@@RabbitsInBlack right! When I got into custom jewelry a lot of the forums were talking about metal plating plastic, special filament, metal printing etc. Which in my opinion was just wrong. I used a resin printer to help make the original molds and just continued with traditional casting. If you want the best results, sometimes it's best to use tech to augment processes that already work. I try to remind people that they were called rapid prototyping machines for a reason.
How smooth is that whoa!What nozle,fillament and what 3d printer you use,please?I want buy 3d printer but dont know what is best for this,wanna make silicone molds with 3d printer.
I'd guess you get better keys this way, and it's easier to ensure you get exactly half of the mug on each side. But yeah that should work as well, just a bit finicky.
Why this 3-step process involving silicone (or was it polyurethane?) instead of pouring the plaster directly over the real 3D object in the first place; covered with soap as a release agent? Centering cones could have been drilled (negative) or added (positive) just before casting the second part of the plaster mold.
'made from a 3d printed mold' was really misleading haha for a second there I was like 'you can pour slip in a plastic mold oh wow I didn't think...oh'
The 3D printed object is a mold for a silicone object which is the mold for a plaster object which is the final mold for the clay slip poured in. So, it’s a mold’s second cousin.
a kiln and yes, after you clean up the greenware (unfired ceramic/clay) you need to fire it in a kiln. You then will put on any glaze you want and fire it again.
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Step 1: fill the mold
Step 2: remove the mold
Step 3: fill the mold
Step 4: remove the mold
Step 5: fill the mold
Step 6: remove the mold
3d Printed master makes a silicone mold suitable for making multiple plaster molds. plaster mold is suitable for firing the clay, and the filling and emptying of the plaster mold is to have a hollow mug,
You forgot Step 7: Paint the mold
@@DrBrangarno. They aren't firing the clay in the plaster.
The plaster mold is used to make a clay positive by pouring liquid clay in into the mold. The clay then dries out slightly while in contact with the plaster cast and the excess watery clay is poured out. What's left is a hollow clay positive which is then demolded and cleaned up.
Its then fired in that state. This method creates very thin and fine clay/porcelain. But its risky because the failure rate in firing is higher if it isnt dried appropriately.
@@TheKamiBunnyokay, if the plaster isnt suitable for firing, then why use it at all? They started with a 3D printed negative mold.
@@DrBrangar because the plaster absorbs water that helps set the liquid clay that's in contact with the plaster into a gel like state.
You the pour out the liquid clay and let it dry more till it's in its leather stage.
If you use a 3d printed plastic, it wont set because the plastic can't absorb water.
First we mold the mold's mold with this mold mold, then we mold the mold with that mold to mold the vase.
Yo, I heard you like molding and demolding, so we molded your demolding so you can mold while you demold!
Mould is no longer a word to me
Ah yes , Trash Taste lofi
Yessssss
It’s not THAT bad 🗿
@@jin_cotl it's cause this song is frequently used in the trash taste podcast
My brain: this assh*le is copying my bois in trash taste😡
😏🍷
Suprised to see no comments on the song, where are the TT fans?
Thought the same thing
TT fans rise up!
I cannot remember where this song's from
@@muditatrey6295 Trash Taste
Are we still in the dark timeline or did garnt and conner fix it?
TTE fan here
The boys doin 3D printing now
*_"Okay, Hear me out..."_*
I am pre programmed to feel happy and satisfied when this song plays
I'm pre programmed to hear some of the worst takes I've heard
I’m pre programmed to know that all bread is mid when this song plays
I'm preprogrammed to mentally roast the hell out of a welshman
Me: where plays a trash taste episode!?!
The latest Trash Taste Special
whoa, new Trash Taste Special is nice.
Who knew that 30 seconds is enough to learn how to do this. Make rigid plaster mold pieces, for slip casting, from a silicone rubber mold, made from a 3D printed form. You could use bone porcelain slip and make some really valuable pieces people would pay top dollar for. The mold gets damaged? make a new one from the silicone and mother mold. Silicone mold gets damaged? make a new one from the 3D printed master.
What is the material is it cement ?
@@Daall-kw7hm it’s slip. Slip is clay mixed with water and a defloculant. The defloculant allows the slip to remain liquidy and not allow the clay to clump up. It allows you to have less water in the slip and when you pour it into a dry plaster mold, the mold will absorb the water and solidify the clay on the surface of wherever the mold was. You end up with what is called leatherware, a workable step in the process. If you let it dry slowly it becomes greenware, then you fire it at a low temp to get rid of any remaining moisture. Then you apply glaze and fire it again.
"What's up you salty salmon slices, its me your boi, together with THE boisss ..."
Somebody looked at tiki technical Tuesday and thought, fuck it.
Bro that's a interesting choice in music
What materials did you use? Looks very interesting!
Looks like resin 3d print, silicone mold, plaster mold, then slip casting and glazing.
Great video. By the way, why do you need to make a silicone mold once, can't you just make a plaster mold from a 3D model? I'm new to ceramics and would like to know.
It's harder to cast a rigid object from a rigid mold. It's easier to cast a flexible object from a rigid mold or a rigid object from a flexible mold. Making the silicone mold allows them to make many plaster molds more quickly and easily with less risk of breaking the master.
@@DavidLeeKersey I see! Thanks! I look forward to your future posts.
Trash taste looks different
This levels up the game for tiki mugs too now.
Is the 3d printed mold a resin mold? If it is fdm how did you get the surface so smooth.
Looks like resin!
Yeah looks like SLA
That ceramic doesn't look like ceramic either, more like plaster or resin.
@@dacedebeer2697 i think it could be ceramic if it's glazed and fired
@@Gtmz53fxt56zxc could be, however the surface in the video has exactly the glow of resin parts
Me waiting for Joey and the bois to show up
"I use the mold to create the mold"
I know what you did there hahaha (I suppose that it was reference to Thanos, really good...made me laugh and I was having a bad day xD)
My tenga fleshlight looks exactly the same
It's a beautiful piece.
Wouldn’t the rubber/silicone pour in be the mold? Making the 3d print a proof if I’m remembering my terms right. Still a really cool process!
You can't fire silicone.
Anyone else thinks that this thing should have a switch to make it smooth? 😂😂😂
Me just looking everywhere as to where the TT theme is playing from.
I mean, you would need to make a mold and then a filler that would hold a shape inside the mold so you can actually have things in it.
how is the mug's thickness made? since the mold is just a large cylindrical cavity...how would one ensure the thickness is consistent?
Drying time
Thickness is determined by the time you leave the ceramic in the mold.
It's called slip casting, same way toilets and sinks are made
I got a tenga that looks EXACTLY like that
Finally Someone actually made a 3d Printed Mold Like I was suggesting every time I see some STUPID 3d printer that prints clay. THIS IS HOW YOU DO THE RIGHT WAY. Slip Molds are always they best way.
The point of a 3d printer is to make shapes you cannot make in a mold or any other machine. People also use them to make cool toys cause that's what people do.
@@polarknight5376 I do have 3d Printers. SLA and FDM Printers however I KNOW WHEN 3D Printing is the right thing and what material and when it's not worth or the right thing. People need to know the line.
@@RabbitsInBlack right! When I got into custom jewelry a lot of the forums were talking about metal plating plastic, special filament, metal printing etc. Which in my opinion was just wrong. I used a resin printer to help make the original molds and just continued with traditional casting. If you want the best results, sometimes it's best to use tech to augment processes that already work. I try to remind people that they were called rapid prototyping machines for a reason.
send this mold to the mystery mold lady
Incredible! I am so doing this!
Awesome idea
How smooth is that whoa!What nozle,fillament and what 3d printer you use,please?I want buy 3d printer but dont know what is best for this,wanna make silicone molds with 3d printer.
Thanks for sharing your process. May I ask what brand of silicone are you using?
There was a fleshlight with the same dame outer texture of this mug thing
So you 3D printed a mold to make a mold that is designed to make the mold for the mug, that makes sense
Aka, slip casting
That’s a vase or a maybe a cup. Mugs have handles.
well it was actually made from a mold of a mold of a 3D printed mold
How are you treating the resin print before silicone is applied?
I can actually hear the planet crying
Super creative 😎
How do you hollow the inside
When should you remove the liquid clay and how do I know if I wanted to get the desire thickness for the pot?
NO! THIS IS SPARTA 🤜🏻
Reminds me of infinite warfare 🥺
Looks like one of the products of Tenga
how long to leave clay in mold before pouring out?
Fleshlight
Why not just 3d print the mug, then make the mold using silicone from that?
I'd guess you get better keys this way, and it's easier to ensure you get exactly half of the mug on each side. But yeah that should work as well, just a bit finicky.
Я то думал, что за знакомая мелодия? А оказывается это саундтрек из трешового вкуса😂
❤❤❤❤❤❤I would love to buy one of those molds or two or three. Do you plan to sell them in the future for now? They are so beautiful.
What is the material is it cement ?
What liquid you used to make ceramic mug?
So nice
Why didnt you use the 3dprinted mold immiediantly
Or just 3dprint the thing in the first place
@@realdoglover64209 ceramic is cooler and stronger
Would probably be a pretty shit mold 3D printers can’t do everything
@@pipedgolf4634 ok, thanks
A clay slip mold has to be plaster, so the original 3D piece was the mold for the eventual plaster mold.
What is the material?? Is it cement
Bro got the spirits and such mug ☠️
Why this 3-step process involving silicone (or was it polyurethane?) instead of pouring the plaster directly over the real 3D object in the first place; covered with soap as a release agent? Centering cones could have been drilled (negative) or added (positive) just before casting the second part of the plaster mold.
Maybe I am old fashioned, but mugs doesn't have a hole, where we put the coffee ?
Can you repeat the name of the company that makes these molds?
I can't un hear trash taste for a sec I thought it was a dream
Or maybe you could just 3d print 2 mold pieces and put them together
how you make ceramic like water ??
Does anyone know what's being poured into the mold? That doesn't like cement. I know it says ceramic, but... how? Does ceramic exist in liquid form? 😶
That sweet sweet trash taste melody
I don’t get it. What is the mug made of?
Make a cool candle too
'made from a 3d printed mold' was really misleading haha for a second there I was like 'you can pour slip in a plastic mold oh wow I didn't think...oh'
How was it fired?
did you fire the mold and plaster together?
No, because this is slipcasting.
“I used the mold to make the mold”
A very cool thing but... Ah yes you have to make a mold to remove the mold to make the mold to make the think
Hi, what is the botton a separate piece ?
Just print the mold?
Where can I get one of those moles?
TENGA 3D
Is it technically a 3D printed mold for that pot?
I'd guess a mold would be the thing you pour the ceramic in?
The 3D printed object is a mold for a silicone object which is the mold for a plaster object which is the final mold for the clay slip poured in. So, it’s a mold’s second cousin.
What’s the mould material?
Crisp
💖💖💖💖
Or... You could print a ceramic object directly and then fire it....
Is anyone else thinking about Jayztwocents?
That's not a mug..That's a vase....
It’s a 3D printed negative, the mold was poured. Otherwise great video!
... Tenga ...
how do I reach out for a project?
M...mug...?
step by step DIY fleshlight
That's cheating. It was not made from a 3D printed mold. It was made from a plaster mold that was made from a 3D printed mold.
Don't think the trash taste music is copyright free
He should add a handle....
What is tha green material?
Silicon
Nice Fleshlight.
No, the 3D printed mold made the mold
Don't u bake it in oven after getting it out of mold ?
a kiln and yes, after you clean up the greenware (unfired ceramic/clay) you need to fire it in a kiln. You then will put on any glaze you want and fire it again.
Can you make a sealable lid a make it into a coffee serving jug.
that sir, is a vase
So it's a flashlight?
wait but they never hollowed out the middle