Quick video showing a photo slideshow the process of making a multi-piece fibreglass mother mold of a dragon which measures between a foot and a half and two feet.
More indepth videos of fibreglass mother mold making are on the channel.
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Part two in the series of making a Celtic mirror frame. In this video we make the mold using silicone. The mold in this video was kind of improvised as we went along and as always, there are so many ways to achieve similar results. In hindsight, we should have planned making this mold by perhaps adding inserts and plugs, but the mold ended up as a functional silicone mold in the end. 🙂
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Kid’s hand life casting using alginate and Crystacal R. Starring Hannah the Banana. In this video we life cast Hannah’s hand to create a replica plaster cast of her real hand!
Adult supervision always needed with these projects! 🙂
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The final part in this series of making a three-piece fibreglass mother mold. In this video, we trim the legs, drill the holes to fix the bolts in place and clean up!
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Part three of the video series about making a three piece fibreglass mother mold. In this part we attach the legs to the main fibreglass mother mold using pieces of wood for the legs.
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Part two in the series of making a three piece fibreglass mother mold to house a latex mold of an Easter Island head sculpture. In this video we lay up the fibreglass layers using polyester laminating resin, MEKP catalyst and strand matting.
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In this video we make two basic latex molds. One mold is a latex mold of a concrete leaf and the other mold is a simple latex glove mold of a small Buddha statuette using Polycraft liquid latex and brushing on the latex with a paint brush.
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Part one in the series of making a three piece fibreglass mother mold to house a latex mold of an Easter Island head sculpture. In this video we concentrate on making the seams with aluminium foil, applying the release agent with consists of Carnauba wax and PVA solution.
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Casting with Crystacal R. Using a silicone mold to cast Crystacal R to make a strong durable plaster cast. Crystacal R is a hard white high strength plaster.
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Just messing around with a latex mold and making an ice cast of a skull.
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