Love the videos, way better than 99% of how others approach tutorials. One subject i'm searching for (automotive related) is when using soric core at the edges of a part (like a fender, door, etc) what's the process to not reveal the core after trimming? Might be super basic, but I haven't found a tutorial on that, just flat plates with exposed core after the trim. Keep up the great content.
Gabriel von wahl. Cut your soric slightly smaller than the parts. Then use carbon tape up against the edge ofvthe soric. Build up the carbon tape layers to near the same thickness are the soric. When you trim the part, you will not see the edge of the soric😉
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Thanks for the tip on how to tape the bag, so that the slack/pleat meets up perfect!
I like your style but my question is how can I have negative logo on the mould?
That's really neat work my friend . Is there anyway to inlay printed paper or vinyl logos ?
That video would be interesting:)
Nice content buddy, keep it up 👍🏼
Thanks Cristian, I have more in the works!
Love the videos, way better than 99% of how others approach tutorials. One subject i'm searching for (automotive related) is when using soric core at the edges of a part (like a fender, door, etc) what's the process to not reveal the core after trimming? Might be super basic, but I haven't found a tutorial on that, just flat plates with exposed core after the trim. Keep up the great content.
Gabriel von wahl. Cut your soric slightly smaller than the parts. Then use carbon tape up against the edge ofvthe soric. Build up the carbon tape layers to near the same thickness are the soric. When you trim the part, you will not see the edge of the soric😉
I want to follow your progress on the car - but I can't find it! Help!
nice !!!!
Thank you sir!
Nice, brother. God bless
What’s the cutter called as?
Its a fabric cutting wheel. Available from clothing supply shops. I got mine from a hobby supply store😉