Holy cow! I've always wondered how to make molds and to mold stuff, cold. I know how to cast aluminum, but this is a DREAM! Thank You so much for a great video and bodatious instruction!
I would love to see a video where you make a two part mold using Mold Max XLSII. I tried it over and over again using Ease Release™ 200 using all kinds of different methods but it simply does not cure on keys and other recessed areas. It seems impossible to work with and I can't find good info on how to pull it off. I'm using Mold Max 30 for over 15 years now and I never ever had any problems with it.
Hi there! This is a good question for our tech support team, can you send them a ticket here? www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!
I am getting ready to cast my Batman cowl after building a Mold from Mold Max. I am tinting with UVO Black. Will the finish be glossy? If I dust the inside of the mold with baby powder will it make the finish more matte? I need a matte black.
Hi there! It will depend on the surface finish of the piece you made the mold from. That surface finish will transfer to the mold. This is a good question for our tech support team, can you send them a ticket here? www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!
@@smoothon sure will! Thanks! Yeah I painted the original and it is more glossy black. No issue if it is stuck that way. Just experience under my belt. It is not like I will not be molding and casting tons more stuff.
Hello, no release agent was used in this project. If you have further questions about a project you are working on you can send our tech support team, a ticket and they can help you with your project. www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!
is it possible to make a silicone mold of a dinosaur head with its jaws open and lots of teeth in its mouth.. can this work on the open mouth with teeth , or is that to difficult to make a mold of. ?
As it is a filled resin, it is not as impact resistant as some unfilled resins, but it strikes an excellent balance between lightweight and durability.
Hi, good video. Im just getting started in casting as a hobby. I started using the smooth-on 300. The masters are a two part model that snap on and off of each other, created from a 3D printer, so even thin lines and walls are quite strong. Total weight is about 2oz. I was able to cast the items great, but the problem is that they are rather fragile. When snapping them on and off of each other, they tend to snap and break. Im taking care to make sure im mixing thoroughly, the 1A:1B mix ratio is exact, and that im giving it enough cure time. Can you give some advice?
Hello, we do not have specific data regarding how sound affects our materials, but we do have several customers using our resins to create enclosures, etc.
Would you say this smooth on max product is the glossyist/shinnist finish you have for your silicone molds? (Im looking to start making my own molds for resin but I was a super glossy mold so my resin pieces are also very glossy)
We would recommend looking at one of our Skin Safe Platinum Silicones such as Dragon Skin - www.smooth-on.com/product-line/dragon-skin/ Thank you for watching!
Can anyone help me find somewhere to get a few pieces of foam CNC'd like they did in this video? searching the web for this service has been a nightmare
Thanks for watching Ain't Luck. We do not provide moldmaking services, but we do have a list of moldmakers on our website: www.smooth-on.com/moldmaker/
Can you guy point me to the best video to watch for making a mold of the top and bottom of a bird bath. Bowl + pedestal. The bowl has negative space, the pedestal is one piece.
more info on the CNC machine that fabricated or carved the shield please, and Thank You. Yes we purchase from and use a variety of supplies from Smooth-On at our division IWS facebook.com/imaginationworkshopstudio/ including Mold Max 30. Smooth-On is one of our go-to suppliers, one of the best in the business.
Why do you guys make it so difficult to buy your products, I've been trying to buy crystal clear and cant get it from your website, or your amazon store... only through third party art stores! What the hell! I only live 20 min from Macungie why would I buy the product from an art store 2 hours away, its dumb!
You can order Crystal Clear directly from us or Reynolds - Allentown. We require that you call us at 1-800-762-0744 or Reynolds at 844-294-1444. This is due to the fact that Crystal Clear resin should only be used in a shop or other properly outfitted facility by an experienced resin caster. Also, we are open Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM until 5:30 PM. Feel free to stop by! 😀 Thanks for watching our videos!
Per the tech bulletin, this product is for industrial use only. Proper ventilation, A NIOSH Approved Respirator and Protective Clothing (gloves and long sleeves) are required to minimize the risk of inhalation and dermal sensitization.
Milo shows how you can save material and money by making your silicone mold conform to the shape of your model.
I love this kind of stuff, now you got me hooked on another skill to learn.
Let us know if you have any questions. Thanks for watching!
Those shields are really beautifully done.
Thank you for watching!
I learned so much from this video. Using talcum powder to give the casting some tooth is highly valuable to me. A great teaching video. Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
Hi. And talc powder, when put in a cloth bag and shake it all sround on your master pattern piece, to act as a Release
SO much information packed into this. Thank you and love smooth on
Glad it was helpful!
Holy cow! I've always wondered how to make molds and to mold stuff, cold. I know how to cast aluminum, but this is a DREAM! Thank You so much for a great video and bodatious instruction!
You are so welcome!
You've got the best job in world!
We definitely do! Thanks for watching, and don't forget to subscribe!
OMG, this is exactly what I needed to see! Brilliant ideas, thanks for doing this!
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Milo, brother !!!! Very good job !
Brate!
This was awesome. Wow
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Good job bro very clean work
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I would love to see a video where you make a two part mold using Mold Max XLSII. I tried it over and over again using Ease Release™ 200 using all kinds of different methods but it simply does not cure on keys and other recessed areas. It seems impossible to work with and I can't find good info on how to pull it off. I'm using Mold Max 30 for over 15 years now and I never ever had any problems with it.
Hi there! This is a good question for our tech support team, can you send them a ticket here? www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!
good job ,
Thanks for watching! 😃
I am getting ready to cast my Batman cowl after building a Mold from Mold Max. I am tinting with UVO Black. Will the finish be glossy? If I dust the inside of the mold with baby powder will it make the finish more matte? I need a matte black.
Hi there! It will depend on the surface finish of the piece you made the mold from. That surface finish will transfer to the mold. This is a good question for our tech support team, can you send them a ticket here? www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!
@@smoothon sure will! Thanks! Yeah I painted the original and it is more glossy black. No issue if it is stuck that way. Just experience under my belt. It is not like I will not be molding and casting tons more stuff.
Hello, love this video. The question is aside from aluminum flashing, what else can I use for the mold housing. Thank you.
Any flexible non-porous material would be suitable.
I have watched countless videos to get to what I was looking for. Please tell what Goes into making that pink mixture
Thank you
Hello,
Love this video and have a question. Where can I buy those wood pieces used to hold the aluminum sheet and what is the name. Thank you
They are pieces of a 2x4 cut on a table saw.
Nice explan
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Trying to find releasing agent you used
Hello, no release agent was used in this project. If you have further questions about a project you are working on you can send our tech support team, a ticket and they can help you with your project. www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!
How much is the stuff you used to fill the mold with? The chunky stuff? I trued the link but no prices were listed.
You can find pricing here: shop.smooth-on.com/feather-lite
Very cool, great work! I am interested to know what the model of the CNC used in this video is?
is it possible to make a silicone mold of a dinosaur head with its jaws open and lots of teeth in its mouth.. can this work on the open mouth with teeth , or is that to difficult to make a mold of. ?
Can you send us a tech ticket? Our team can help you - www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/
Thanks a lot! Where can I buy this silicone and liquid plastic?
Thanks for watching Helen Jackson. You can find a full list of Smooth-On distributors here - www.smooth-on.com/distributors/
Great video but I'm a beginner and not at that level yet. Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching!
Love u guys i really needed that idea hehe
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
how durable is feather lite? can it take a hit or be dropped without any issue?
As it is a filled resin, it is not as impact resistant as some unfilled resins, but it strikes an excellent balance between lightweight and durability.
Hi, good video. Im just getting started in casting as a hobby. I started using the smooth-on 300. The masters are a two part model that snap on and off of each other, created from a 3D printer, so even thin lines and walls are quite strong. Total weight is about 2oz. I was able to cast the items great, but the problem is that they are rather fragile. When snapping them on and off of each other, they tend to snap and break. Im taking care to make sure im mixing thoroughly, the 1A:1B mix ratio is exact, and that im giving it enough cure time. Can you give some advice?
Great video, now I want to know more about low temperature cast using mold max 60, please do a video on have to make mold to cast model parts
This is a great idea! We will forward it to our video team.
I am interested in large sizes
Thank you for reaching out Helen Jackson. Please contact us via phone at 1-800-762-0744 to discuss this further. Thank you.
Do you have any documentation on how sound affects your products? I'm interested in crafting bases and for studio speakers.
Hello, we do not have specific data regarding how sound affects our materials, but we do have several customers using our resins to create enclosures, etc.
Does it matter if you use talc baby powder or corn starch baby powder? After the lawsuit, talcum powder is getting hard to find.
Corn starch baby powder would be suitable as long as it is dry.
Would you say this smooth on max product is the glossyist/shinnist finish you have for your silicone molds?
(Im looking to start making my own molds for resin but I was a super glossy mold so my resin pieces are also very glossy)
The mold rubber will reflect the surface of the original model. If you have a glossy original, the mold made from it will also have a glossy surfce.
U sell the vaccum buckets? I have oil’less vaccum machine.
We do sell vacuum chambers - www.smooth-on.com/products/vacuum-chamber/
Nice, thanks
Nice
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Would this silicone work to make a squishy nose for a dog mask? Like, the actual nose will be silicone, not the mold.
We would recommend looking at one of our Skin Safe Platinum Silicones such as Dragon Skin - www.smooth-on.com/product-line/dragon-skin/ Thank you for watching!
What material is the original made of?
CNC cut green foam board
where can i buy smooth on products in Australia
Thanks for watching! A full distributor list can be found here: www.smooth-on.com/distributors/
Can anyone help me find somewhere to get a few pieces of foam CNC'd like they did in this video?
searching the web for this service has been a nightmare
Thanks for watching Ain't Luck. We do not provide moldmaking services, but we do have a list of moldmakers on our website: www.smooth-on.com/moldmaker/
Can you guy point me to the best video to watch for making a mold of the top and bottom of a bird bath. Bowl + pedestal. The bowl has negative space, the pedestal is one piece.
Can you send us a tech ticket? Our team can help you - www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/
K but that lobby tho
Do you have a video of you showing off that dragon
Damn 🤩
You can see a bit more detail here: th-cam.com/video/Sk7wrWr6kbo/w-d-xo.html
Where you faind this material
Thanks for watching José Castellanos. You can find a full list of Smooth-On distributors here - www.smooth-on.com/distributors/
I want to order this product in Azerbaijan
Thanks for watching! A full distributor list can be found here: www.smooth-on.com/distributors/
Anyone else want to hear this guy to say "Ditka" or "Da Bears" just once?
DaBears, Ditka, Da Bears, Ditka, Da Bears
Scrape the sides. Scrape the bottom.
more info on the CNC machine that fabricated or carved the shield please, and Thank You. Yes we purchase from and use a variety of supplies from Smooth-On at our division IWS facebook.com/imaginationworkshopstudio/ including Mold Max 30. Smooth-On is one of our go-to suppliers, one of the best in the business.
Why do you guys make it so difficult to buy your products, I've been trying to buy crystal clear and cant get it from your website, or your amazon store... only through third party art stores! What the hell! I only live 20 min from Macungie why would I buy the product from an art store 2 hours away, its dumb!
You can order Crystal Clear directly from us or Reynolds - Allentown. We require that you call us at 1-800-762-0744 or Reynolds at 844-294-1444. This is due to the fact that Crystal Clear resin should only be used in a shop or other properly outfitted facility by an experienced resin caster. Also, we are open Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM until 5:30 PM. Feel free to stop by! 😀 Thanks for watching our videos!
What do you consider properly outfitted and experienced?
Per the tech bulletin, this product is for industrial use only. Proper ventilation, A NIOSH Approved Respirator and Protective Clothing (gloves and long sleeves) are required to minimize the risk of inhalation and dermal sensitization.