Stan Winston School Lifecasting Tutorial
Posted: April 27, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: stan winston school lifecasting tutorial Comments Off on Stan Winston School Lifecasting TutorialStan Winston School Lifecasting Tutorial:
Awesome lifecasting tutorial featuring Smooth-On Body Double – part of the Stan Winston School video curriculum
The Engineer Guy Zombie Commercial by TheEngineerGuy
Posted: April 27, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: casting, moldmaking, resin, rubber, silicone, smooth-on Comments Off on The Engineer Guy Zombie Commercial by TheEngineerGuyThe Engineer Guy Zombie Commercial by TheEngineerGuy
Engineer Guy Zombie Commercial
Posted: April 27, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized Comments Off on Engineer Guy Zombie Commercial
An absolutely hilarious video from our Georgia distributor!
Silicone Molds by Xaltar http://flic.kr/p/5iD4Uf
Posted: April 25, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: casting, foam, moldmaking, plastic, resin, rubber, silicone, urethane Comments Off on Silicone Molds by Xaltar http://flic.kr/p/5iD4UfSilicone Molds by Xaltar http://flic.kr/p/5iD4Uf
new molds by meeellla on Flickr.
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Smooth-On is one of Wired’s top 10 DIY suppliers
Posted: April 25, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: diy, kit, molds, plastic, resin, rubber, smooth-on, suppliers Comments Off on Smooth-On is one of Wired’s top 10 DIY suppliersSmooth-On is one of Wired’s top 10 DIY suppliers:
Home Depot, Michael’s, and other big-box stores are the go-to if you’re looking for a claw hammer or knitting needles, but what if you’re looking for an Erlenmeyer flask to use as a wine decanter?
For just such cases, we created this bookmark-worthy list of web-based retailers that traffic in obscure tools and artisanal materials. Whether you’re a proto-Banksy looking for quality spray paint, a green-thumb on the hunt for exotic seeds, or a rookie robot-builder who needs a PCB, you’ll find what you need at one of these stores.
Taken with instagram
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It’s easy to make your own candle. My prototype is complex but simple forms are usually best for candles. Hover over each image to see the steps that I take, or double click on the image to enlarge:
To save you a lot of aggravation I have a couple of important tips that I have learned along the way.
1. You can use a variety of products to cast your mold with. Smooth On is a great company with helpful videos and numerous products for the job at hand. Be very aware that the Platinum cure silicons will NOT set up if you use plasticine clay for your prototype so don’t use it. For small projects, Walmart or Dick Blick’s have good air-dried clays.
2. Silicone sneaks out of any little crevice, so your wooden box mold (or metal as I have used here), MUST be leak proof. After you have screwed…
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See Rock City in Lookout Mountain, GA recently used Smooth-On…
Posted: April 23, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: casting, gnome, moldmaking, repair, smooth-on Comments Off on See Rock City in Lookout Mountain, GA recently used Smooth-On…
Repair In Progress
Before And After
See Rock City in Lookout Mountain, GA recently used Smooth-On Free Form Air to restore an antique gnome. Armatures were built and coated with the putty. When cured they were further shaped, coated with Smooth-On EZ-Spray Plastic and painted.
Antigue Gnome Repair Using Smooth-On Free Form Epoxy Putty
Posted: April 23, 2012 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: epoxy, gnome, putty, repair, smooth-on Comments Off on Antigue Gnome Repair Using Smooth-On Free Form Epoxy PuttySee Rock City in Lookout Mountain, GA recently used Smooth-On Free Form Air to restore an antique gnome. Armatures were built and coated with the putty. When cured they were further shaped, coated with Smooth-On EZ-Spray Plastic and painted.