I can only imagine how cathartic that must've been. Best I could manage was to watch a bulldozer crush mine at a landfill.
Gorgeous.
I can only imagine how cathartic that must've been. Best I could manage was to watch a bulldozer crush mine at a landfill.
Gorgeous.
yeah it was a strange feeling watching what you have worked months on go up in flames, i'm quite pleased. one of the best things was putting a hammer though it to get it out of my place as it wouldn't fit through the door, plus I was on my own and I couldn't lift the body mould on my own any more.
I've had a few people on the facebook page freaking out and even making me offers for my masters, they don't seem to understand they were only suppose to survive long enough to make a mould of them.
I wore your workshops T-shirt while i was cutting the flanges and drilling for bolts ;-)
Just make sure the mould has produced a good cast before burning
yeah was fine, but I probably wouldn't have been able to use it again as it wasn't intended to survive the moulding process.
Also moulded some of the gun parts I made a while back, I used a Kenwood mixer to mix the silicone, i had concerns about mixing in too much air bit it didnt mix in any more than mixing by hand. I was careful to run the mixer on its slowest setting and gave it a couple of minutes to sit before pouring.
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Awesome, thanks, and yes its going to be epic when its done, I'm going to post some more pics of todays castings in about an hour when the last batch have finished setting
yeah i guess, i think there is about 135 large bolts in that photo, I had multiple molds so I was pulling 6 at a time every 45 minutes so it wasn't too bad took about 2-3 evenings
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