80 grams of this, and 80 grams of that.
Once "this and that" (also known as isocyanate and polyol) are mixed thoroughly, into the mold it goes.
Give it an hour for a larger part like this to cure.
And we have another cylinder. Magic!
I repeated the process for the fourth cylinder, so those are done being cast. Later I will fill and sand as needed.
4 comments:
Hi Victor, do you have the mold for the wedge pieces that go on top of the outboard cylinders?
alan
Hi Alan,
I don't have the mold in my possession, Mike does. I used it, it made nice castings of his scratch-built wedges.
-Victor
AWESOME!!!!
Those are some clean casts.
I have some of Keith's and I allways love his resin work,
But those are much cleaner.
I have got to learn to use resin.
Calvin
Hi Calvin,
Thanks!
I can't take much credit, the cylinder molds are in good shape, and pouring resin is very easy (it must be, if I can do it). Making good molds would seem to be the most important part.
-Victor
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