Welcome to 3D Mold Making

Thought I'd make an intro video and briefly go over why I think 3D Mold Making (in film particularly) is the future.

Here's the OG nose prosthetic mold made in Zbrush by Michael Defeo:

[wolfchime]

keep it uo man love the videos very interesting and knowledgeable look forward to making sum myself.

[kojar]

Hi do you put mold release on the molds, would silicone come off from pla easy without using any mold release?

[roselyneachienglala]

I'm a 3D artist who loves making statues with concrete using 3D printing and 3D molding 🎨! I'm looking for a 3D printer that can make a statue that is 1.8 meters tall 🤯. This video is perfect for me! I can't wait to learn more about 3D printing and 3D molding 👍! I'm also interested in figurative statues mold making projects 🗿.

[michaelpearce]

You might be interested in a video I did 8 years ago, on my channel were I explored using Z brush to produce a silicone appliance. I out put my mold in CNC because back then 3D printing did not have the smooth surface or fine detail capabilities they do today.

[RedPlanetStudio]

Good work man ! Hope will you showing more your another project, really interested. Full support on this channel ! Thank you.🙌🏼

[salg-]

I need some advice. I use zbrush too and I want to make custom roof tiles. I want to 3d print a master copy and use it for mold making to make copies in other materials. Since a roof tile can’t be too light due to wind or too heavy, what material would you suggest I use to make my final roof tile? Not the 3d printed one but the final copy after molding.

[omegafire]

I'm doing the same. First time ever. Trying to make a silcone sleeve. I'm trying to figure out stuff like avoiding air pockets and concerns the mold not filling completely. I'm trying to use some samples of rebound 25 at the moment. Will the seem cracks be enough to act as vents.