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Casting Videos

Mass Casting Simple Parts (no parting line)

Ideal for smaller projects (less than 12" x 12"), this is the easiest process for creating parts, patterns, tools, & molds. We demonstrate creating a silicone rubber mold and then the casting of parts with Repro, epoxy casting resins and polyurethane elastomers.

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Mass Casting Complex Parts (with a parting line)

When mass casting a part without a flat side, you must create a two-part mold. We create a two-part silicone rubber mold with a clean parting line and then cast the part with Repro.

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Moldmaking With Clear Silicone Rubber

When a project requires a complex parting line, it is often easier to pour the entire mold in one process with clear rubber, then cut your parting line. This process also saves at least a day in creating the mold.

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Multiple Cavity Molds

When a project requires numerous duplications, a multiple cavity mold is created, enabling many more duplications to be created in a set amount of time.

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Casting Thin-Walled Parts

Casting thin-walled parts follows a similar process to the complex mass casting video above. However, this project requires important differences in venting, gating, and the use of pressure.

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Surface Casting

Ideal for working on medium-sized projects, this process of pouring a high quality material around a lower quality core creates a highly accurate, yet economical part.

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