So, I am casting a set of parts for the training remote and the last piece is a small round part with a very thin post.
When I pour the resin, the post is so thin that air gets trapped in the post. I have tried several different ways to get the air out, but I am getting mixed results and its a real PITA.
So, here is my question.
Could I pour the resin and then put these molds in a vacuum chamber to suck out the air bubbles trapped in the thin areas?
Would that work?
When I pour the resin, the post is so thin that air gets trapped in the post. I have tried several different ways to get the air out, but I am getting mixed results and its a real PITA.
So, here is my question.
Could I pour the resin and then put these molds in a vacuum chamber to suck out the air bubbles trapped in the thin areas?
Would that work?