How to Make the Best Silicone Molds from 3D Printing | Best 3D Printing Molds for Silicone 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มี.ค. 2022
- In this video, I will show How to Make Best Silicone Molds from 3D Printing | Best 3D printing molds for silicone 2024. In this How-To, we will show you some of the best practices associated with creating silicone molds around 3D printed parts.
Silicone molding is a powerful production method that, when combined with 3D printing, can allow you to make several copies of one product. You can also create a product in a material that is not supported by your 3D printer.
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Hello,
7:21 Beeswax is excellent for filling the layer lines.
Fill the 3D print with melted beeswax and immediately dump it out again.
Allow to cool and repeat another time. This way, even 0.2mm layer lines disappear.
After cooling, you can fill it with silicone. You don't need an extra spray anymore. Beeswax takes care of that for you.
Besides, beeswax is non-toxic.
Many greetings
juck.
Thank you for the advice Juck! Sounds a lot easier than what I’ve been trying to do. I will try it out!
Do as I say, not as I do (nice gloves)
Clear and informative video on the subject! Exactly the info I was looking for. Thanks!
Great Nicole!
cool!
You are amazing a great internment video keep it up
Very cool! I am looking into mold making and this helped!!!
Awesome!! Enjoy :D
Very cool! I like your creativity and your quick learning using different tools. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching 😁
I enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing. I work with resin and would like to invest in a 3d printer to make molds as well as little trinkets. I’m still researching as I know there is a steep learning curve. I will have to check out your more recent videos and see what you have been up to.
Not sure if I want a uv resin printer or filament
I see your video you making good video. I like your video Go ahead. Love it.
I really enjoyed watching the video. The entire process from an idea to a final product was inspiring and interesting. Your personal touch made items unique.❤️
Thank you 😁❤️
Very cool! I will be definitely doing this in the future on my channel. Thanks for the tips, I'm going to go ahead and share this on my community tab in the mean time.
Excited to see your results!😁 thank you for the share😊
@@nicolebalian You're welcome.
Amazing! 😊
Thank you so much🤩
@@nicolebalian Are you working with 3D printing?
@@mnbvjh Yes!
@@nicolebalian Lucky you! A dream of mine😊
I like your video go ahead
Thank you 😁
I find the water based sealers take 30 plus days or longer to fully cure and will get a bluish haze where water sits.
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Nice job! . I have been 3D printing for a few years now... I am working on designing molds, hope to print them in PLA. Love Fusion 360... its a great CAD tool.
Hope it’s going well!!
Loved this! ❤️❤️Wish you took custom orders or do you know anyone that does?
I do! You can email me at info@balianco.com
Let me know the design you have in mind and I’ll let you know what I can do for ya❤️😁
can you share your printer details and setting ?
What 3d printer are you using and software?
Hey there! I use Fusion360 for CAD, Blender for 3Dmodeling/Sculpting and the printer is the Prusa Mk3S😁
Damn I trying to figure out how many hobbies you’re doing at once. Cad design, soap making, video editing, 3D printing, concrete mixer, silicone enthusiast, looks like you didn’t skip the gym either.
..you psycho!
Hahaha 😂😂 you’re so right…I need a vacation
You are a rare one in the 3d printing community. 😉
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I see your video you making good video. I like your video Go ahead. Love it.