Mold making 101
#3
Kevin,
posted also on on the old thread.
I am sorry I did not see your thread till this am.
Great work and all so fun and interesting.
I does appear that at least 218 people were watching, maybe not commenting. Maybe you'll get more interaction here.
I think your project looks great and glad to see someone else spending the time to mold planes.
Does that dough mixer spiral element on your KithenAid mixer do a better job than the other style mixing element with the white paint on it?
Seems mine simply breaks both parts of the tooling dough into equally small fragments which I then I have to kneed by hand.
Nice work. Can't wait to see the continuation
John, ST
artistrybeyonddentistry.com
posted also on on the old thread.
I am sorry I did not see your thread till this am.
Great work and all so fun and interesting.
I does appear that at least 218 people were watching, maybe not commenting. Maybe you'll get more interaction here.
I think your project looks great and glad to see someone else spending the time to mold planes.
Does that dough mixer spiral element on your KithenAid mixer do a better job than the other style mixing element with the white paint on it?
Seems mine simply breaks both parts of the tooling dough into equally small fragments which I then I have to kneed by hand.
Nice work. Can't wait to see the continuation
John, ST
artistrybeyonddentistry.com
#6
About 365 grams of each in my bowl before it is spilling out.
But you like the mixing spiral element?
Did you shoot a clear coat before the layup of the fiberglass or is that just resin rich on the first ply.
The part looks beautiful and clean.
But you like the mixing spiral element?
Did you shoot a clear coat before the layup of the fiberglass or is that just resin rich on the first ply.
The part looks beautiful and clean.