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December 25th, 2003
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Toronto, Canada
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Mold making kits
Do any of you use mold making kits like these
http://miniaturemolds.com/makeyour.htm
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December 25th, 2003
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Central Florida
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alot a hobby sites & shops have a kit, they are usually a lil pricey. some even include clay & other materials.
I bought one from smoothon.com awhile back for a good price.
NOTE, they only allow you to buy a starter kit once, no matter which one you choose.
I recommend the silicone kit (omoo i think) I bought the urethane kit (reoflex) & had problems getting parts out of the mold.
it comes with sealer, silicone, catalyst, & mold relaese, along with instructions & a catalog.
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January 22nd, 2004
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When you set these molds up, how do you get all of your jigs lined up right in the mold? I don't know if it is worht the time, since I found someone to make the molds at a pretty good price. For the amount of work involved, anyway. I would like to make molds for myself so that I can mess with them and make new prototypes etc...
Thanks!
Chris
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