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The Casting List has over 4000 members, from all over the world. NOTE: NEW MEMBERS ARE TEMPORARILY MODERATED TO PREVENT SPAM, so spammers, don't bother! This list covers the following topics: Scratch-building of model masters in a variety of materials, such as styrene, brass, wood, whatever. Making molds out of various materials, including RTV rubber, plaster, epoxy, etc. (anything goes) Casting of the resulting molds in plaster, polyurethane plastics, low-temperature metals, etc. The list is specifically aimed at modelers in any area (model trains, ships, aircraft, etc.), or industrial casters, who wish to create their own models or parts from scratch and duplicate them. It will cover techniques, materials, and other auxillary topics, such as photoetching, vacuum forming, sculpture casting, suppliers, etc. A check of the archives for reference to your topic is suggested before posting, since some topics have been covered numerous times. If you're not sure if your topic is covered here, send me an e-mail at pat@resintrains.com and I'll let you know. Regards, Pat Lawless, Moderator

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Re: release agent
The only reason know that anyone would say not to use silicone release on silicone rubber molds is when you are trying to make sure the mold parts won't fuse
Posted - Tue Feb 9, 2010 9:36 pm
Ted Quick
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release agent
hi guys i have cast some silicon 2 part molds for my magneto parts the question that i have is the epoxy resin that i have tends to try and stick to the mold i
Posted - Tue Feb 9, 2010 8:40 pm
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vacuum chamber
I want to build a vacuum chamber to boil water. If you have some information about the material or product pleas help me.thanks. [Non-text portions of this
Posted - Sun Feb 7, 2010 8:55 am
Arash Tolui
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Re: Metallic powders in two part molds.
Thanks Ray, I'm going to give your method a try.  I think I may also try the other guys idea of mixing the powder in the resin.  I'll let you guys know how
Posted - Sun Feb 7, 2010 2:16 am
Seth
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Casting a thin .050" part
I have created an aluminum sleeve using a lathe that is about 1.400" external diameter with a 1.300" internal with a small shoulder at the bottom and 1" exit
Posted - Sun Feb 7, 2010 2:15 am
Ryan
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