Mold Making Course: Silicone Rubber Mold And Resin Copies
Would you like to know how to reproduce a sculpture? Learn how to make a two part silicone rubber mold and resin copies.
What you'll learn
Learn how to make a two part silicone rubber mold
Understand how to create each side of the mold
Learn how to work with silicone rubber and its additives
Create a sturdy and functional mother mold
Learn how to reproduce the figure using polyurethane resin
Learn how to reproduce the figure using acrylic resin
Requirements
No mold-making experience required. You will learn all you need to know to make your own mold here.
Description
This course will teach you all you need to know to reproduce a figure that you like or your sculpture. We will learn how to make a two-part mold that will be light and durable. I will teach you how to avoid bubbles without having a pressure chamber or a vacuum chamber.The mold will consist of two silicone rubber parts (A and B) and two mother molds (A and B). The mother mold helps the silicone rubber keep its shape and allows us to use less silicone than normal, making this type of mold a cheaper option than the silicone rubber block molds we find on Youtube.I will go about all the materials needed in detail and I will give you different options that you might be able to find in your country.Once we've created the mold, I will teach you how to make a polyurethane resin copy. This type of resin copies details really well and the result is wonderful.The course is divided into three parts:Introduction and materialsMold making sectionCopy making sectionYou will get all the tips to create a high-quality reproduction of your figure or sculpture.Hope you'll enjoy the process!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Materials
Section 2: Making the mold
Lecture 3 Make a clay bed
Lecture 4 Silicone rubber part A
Lecture 5 Mother mold A
Lecture 6 Silicone rubber part B and Mother mold B
Section 3: Making copies
Lecture 7 Making a polyurethane resin copy
Lecture 8 Extra: Acrylic resin copy
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Published 11/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
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MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.74 GB | Duration: 1h 30m
Would you like to know how to reproduce a sculpture? Learn how to make a two part silicone rubber mold and resin copies.
What you'll learn
Learn how to make a two part silicone rubber mold
Understand how to create each side of the mold
Learn how to work with silicone rubber and its additives
Create a sturdy and functional mother mold
Learn how to reproduce the figure using polyurethane resin
Learn how to reproduce the figure using acrylic resin
Requirements
No mold-making experience required. You will learn all you need to know to make your own mold here.
Description
This course will teach you all you need to know to reproduce a figure that you like or your sculpture. We will learn how to make a two-part mold that will be light and durable. I will teach you how to avoid bubbles without having a pressure chamber or a vacuum chamber.The mold will consist of two silicone rubber parts (A and B) and two mother molds (A and B). The mother mold helps the silicone rubber keep its shape and allows us to use less silicone than normal, making this type of mold a cheaper option than the silicone rubber block molds we find on Youtube.I will go about all the materials needed in detail and I will give you different options that you might be able to find in your country.Once we've created the mold, I will teach you how to make a polyurethane resin copy. This type of resin copies details really well and the result is wonderful.The course is divided into three parts:Introduction and materialsMold making sectionCopy making sectionYou will get all the tips to create a high-quality reproduction of your figure or sculpture.Hope you'll enjoy the process!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Materials
Section 2: Making the mold
Lecture 3 Make a clay bed
Lecture 4 Silicone rubber part A
Lecture 5 Mother mold A
Lecture 6 Silicone rubber part B and Mother mold B
Section 3: Making copies
Lecture 7 Making a polyurethane resin copy
Lecture 8 Extra: Acrylic resin copy
People who want to learn how to reproduce a sculpture or figure.
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