How to make an Open Face Mold

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In this video I make an open face silicone mold for and electromagnetic coil ring retainer from a 3D printed FDM master part

I use silicone Inc GI 1040 and Rampf 3070 urethane resin

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My Video Gear:
Panasonic LUMIX G X Vario Power Zoom Lens, 14-42MM Power O.I.S
Samsung 128Gb MicoSD card with adapter
Zhiyun Crane V2 3 Axis Brushless Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer
Pergear Tripod Tabletop Stand for the Zhiyun Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer
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Music: end credits Rurlyok

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Botzen Design Inc.
Industrial Design and Product Visualization

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If you want a perfect cast, you need a perfect mold. Your molds are works of art - watching you is like 'Zen And The Art Of Mold Making'. You've influenced my approach to, not only mold making, but any sequential step in product developement. I've always believed, a jig is an integral part of making, especially for repeat work and your innovations (e.g. the interlocking rim of a two part mold) is a shining example. Thank you for your inspiration Eric.

negotiableaffections

Hey Eric, great channel, love the 'traditional' tips and techniques! Thanks for sharing your expertise!

bruinflight

Thank you so much for all your information and teaching how do so much! I have been able to comply so many projects for my kids. You’re the best and I really appreciate your hard work and dedication.

SupportHomelandDivision

Nice 3d print! Your 90 degree overhang support settings must be dialed in because it looks great!

IridiumO

So far we've seen you make videos for mostly single item molds. How do you tackle orders for larger orders? Say quantities of 50 to 150 for smaller parts (1x1x1 inch for example). Would love to see a video on that =)

SebastiaanSwinkels

Great video. Useful nuggets of information. Mahalo for sharing! : )

garagemonkeysan

I have some old taillights that I would like to cast a mold off of, however, they're very old so the lens can't be taken apart from the housing to get a clean two sided mold. The taillights also curve around the rear corners of the car, making the shape bit more tricky as it will have depth in the mold.

What would be the best way to cast a mold from just the outside of the lens, and be able to achieve a uniform thickness of the new casted lens?

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