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Resin Casting
How do you resin cast? Also, what supplies are needed?
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This should help ,....http://www.alumilite.com/howto.cfm?ID=6
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That Alumilite tutorial is the best. I found that a while ago and was able to cast my first car body just by looking at the pictures.
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AJ , can you email me ,.. I want to ask you a few questions
about michigan , and some of your projects . Thinking of moving to Dearborn . denden86@comcast.net . |
AJ what part of michigan are you in? I'm in the north part of pontiac.
I havn't got into casting yet (thinking about it) I'm to focused on my wonder machine (taig mini-mill) but I work with a guy that does alot of casting and is an excellent custom model maker. |
I'm from New Baltimore/ Mt. Clemens not to far from you. Hey, get together with that guy you know and make some custom shells, to go along with your custom chassis, the more the merrier. :D
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micro,
check out this post. http://www.tinyrc.com/forums/showthr...&threadid=9366 it lists many of the supliers of resin casting materials. I have also posted on all of the different materials that i have experienced with. some are a lot cheaper than others and produce the same results.. so far the cheapest ive found is the tap plastics RTV casting rubber. its a straight up 50:50 mix. and has no harsh chemical smell... although none of the ones ive tried have had a harsh smell... it is not silicone. it is slightly firmer than silicone. the specs for it are on tap plastics site.. i am a tap plastics fan because i live near a tap plascics and can go in and have questions asked by the people that do this for a living. its also one of the cheapest that ive found out there. Micromark makes a great quality product also. but i was on a budget... |
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