The next step in moldmaking. These videos and step-by-step tutorials show techniques which are for advanced users and include cavity molds, multi-part molds, and other ways to mold complicated originals.
Whether you are interested in reproducing a sculpted figure, an antique picture frame, an industrial pattern, an architectural molding, a fossil, animal skin (taxidermy), the texture of a piece of fabric, or a toy, you start by making a rubber mold. Whether you want to make one or one thousand reproductions of an original, you can do it using a mold.
Whether your original model is made from clay, wax, plaster, sand, concrete, stone, metal, bone or almost any material, making a rubber mold makes it possible to reproduce that model – exactly.
Watch as we craft an epoxy mold for an encapsulated silicone prosthetic of a snake person makeup.
Milo shows how to rotocast a clear object using Crystal Clear™ 202 urethane resin
Watch how to make an elegant shallow free-form concrete sink from start to finish
How Vegas Props fabricated the world's largest underwater Christmas tree
Making a durable lightweight architectural element or display piece is possible using duoMatrix NEO polymer-modified gypsum and Matrix Chopped Glass.
Learn how Greg Schadt of Gravity Glas Design created an amazing kiln-formed sign.
How you can replicate a tail light lens of any car using optically-clear resin.
High temperature tooling resins play an important role in creating composite parts and are a low cost alternative to metal molds.
Nordan is a world renowned fabricator of performance composite parts for racing cars...
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