Thanks to all who contributed ideas on how to release my dragon from it's rubber prison. I don't think I can deal with soaking the paperclay master out of the...
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Tom Williams
Tom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.x...
Mar 2, 1999 9:40 pm
if the rubber has cured effectively, and you think it will cast ok, soak it all in water and remove the master. I would then make a new master from the mold....
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Aditya Talwar
atalwar@xxxxxxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 8:26 pm
... enough. Paper Clay??? is this something like... paper mache?? have fun aditya...
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Aditya Talwar
atalwar@xxxxxxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 7:42 pm
... it's ... how about casting a rubber gasket out of silicone sealent??? do tell us more about the vacuum chamber. have fun aditya...
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Aditya Talwar
atalwar@xxxxxxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 7:02 pm
... like ... anyone? Hi... guys and Gals.... sorry for not writing..... was a bit busy with work. well i have experimented with dental algenate....but never...
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Lance P Gamble
LPGamble@xxxxxxxxxxx....
Mar 2, 1999 7:54 pm
I am using two part RTV molds for pewter 15mm's. Is there any advice out there on how to maximize flow into the mold and minimize flash and unwanted thick ...
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Natalie Prechtel
micknat@xxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 6:30 pm
This might sound a little cruel or maybe even dumb, but if you have a dragon encased in rubber----would it not be better to get rid of the paper...
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Alan Shinn
alshinn@xxxxxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 4:15 pm
... Message: 11 Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1999 20:41:15 EST From: Elohs@... Subject: Re: ceramic clay masters Is there any hope for removing a master which has...
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Miracle Castings Inc.
miracle-castings@xx.x...
Mar 2, 1999 3:17 pm
Hi! You can try using isopropyl alcohol to separate the two, but it all depends on how much of a grip the rubber has on the surface. Just work the alcohol...
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Alumilite
alumilite@xxxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 4:50 pm
We distribute for Dow Corning and often keep some 3110 in stock. It's $25.00/lb. Paul Inman *Alumilite*...
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lawrence jackman
ljack70117@xxxxxxxxx....
Mar 2, 1999 1:10 pm
Dow Corning 1-800-248-2481 Larry...
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doug polhamius
douginut@xxxxxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 6:55 am
check the Thomas Registry Online it is a registry of every business in t he country GE also has such and remember possibly ICI? uesd to find many things in...
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Jon
jtec@xxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 6:40 am
... Have tried to find info about this product, been to Corning's website. It appears the focus is on their Implant lawsuits and resulting Chapter-11 ...
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laocoon1@xxxxxxxxx.xxx
Mar 2, 1999 3:52 am
Sometimes isopropyl alcohol will help remove silicone (this is especially useful if you've forgotten to release one half of a silicone mold from the other ...
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lawrence jackman
ljack70117@xxxxxxxxx....
Mar 2, 1999 3:45 am
Gene thanks Larry Larrys Models...
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Tom Banwell
Tom@xxxxxxxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 3:40 am
... Hi Ethel, The only possibility I know of is to soak the rubber in kerosene. Kerosene makes silicone rubber swell and weaken...it will tear rather than...
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gene
reman@xxxxxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 3:26 am
Sorry for the dalay on this information. The name of the company is Conley Casting Supply Corporation, located in Rhode Island. Do a search in Thomas ...
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Charles Brumbelow
cbrumbelow@xxxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 3:18 am
Vibration helps "dry" concrete conform to the molds also. In USA road/highway construction, curbs and median barriers are often made of concrete so stiff that...
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lawrence jackman
ljack70117@xxxxxxxxx....
Mar 2, 1999 2:39 am
In his e mail he said they were some where in Rhode Island. Thanks Larry...
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Elohs@xxx.xxx
Mar 2, 1999 1:41 am
In a message dated 3/1/99 12:56:35 PM Eastern Standard Time, miracle- castings@... writes: << As I said, proper sealing is the key, to prevent the...
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VRBass
vrbass@xxxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 12:31 am
... It's the same place. My contact has been dealing with them for over ten years, and thinks they're good. regards, -vance- Vance Bass Albuquerque, New...
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lawrence jackman
ljack70117@xxxxxxxxx....
Mar 2, 1999 12:22 am
I have never had any problems with them. What happened to the guy that was going to get us an address of a company that has a 9" spin caster? Larry...
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SMuel10363@xxx.xxx
Mar 2, 1999 12:03 am
In a message dated 2/28/99 11:06:18 PM Central Standard Time, PDJJ22D@... writes: << I have had a horrible time with EVERY order I have made with them....
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Alumilite
alumilite@xxxx.xxxx
Mar 2, 1999 12:51 am
Dow Corning 3110 makes great tires. It just needs to be dyed black....
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Tom Banwell
Tom@xxxxxxxx.xxxx
Mar 1, 1999 7:42 pm
Does anyone have experience working with moulage? Any tips on working with it? Is it dry enough to cast urethane into it? At what temperature does it begin to...
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Tom Williams
Tom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.x...
Mar 1, 1999 7:14 pm
Kenneth, someone I know does 'dry' concrete casting, so you only need the outside mold (2 part, but 3 is easier or even 4.....then at least you have the option...
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Miracle Castings Inc.
miracle-castings@xx.x...
Mar 1, 1999 5:58 pm
Hi Sylvia! Any material can be used as a master as long as the surface is sealed properly. I assume you are talking about making an RTV rubber mold? I've used...
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Clay Western
cwestern@xxxxxxxxx.xxxx
Mar 1, 1999 4:22 pm
there is a product called "SuperSeal" that will seal porous surfaces, clays and just about anything without affecting surface detail at all. ... From: Doug...
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Clay Western
cwestern@xxxxxxxxx.xxxx
Mar 1, 1999 4:18 pm
The product name is Brush-On 40. leave me your name & address. I'll send you what you want to know. ... From: TBerkner@... <TBerkner@...> To:...
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Doug McClure
dmclure@xxx.xxxx
Mar 1, 1999 11:22 am
Yes I agree but if she uses an unfired master, the ceramic is porous and the RTV will get into it and make it impossible to remove the master. ... had no...
