I have same one for sale if u know anyone that needs it comes with a few metal molds

You can also leave the paper on the outside edges. I never have trouble prying it off. I just try to introduce very few things. Thanks for the feedback.

Thanks for watching. Hope it helped:)

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The tools shown here are older and the company is do longer available. You can search jewelry suppliers and tools in your area and you should see multiple options. Jewelry vulcanizer for rubber molds and jewelry wax injector would be the keywords.

As I mentioned, my cutting in this video is rough😂. I’d suggest looking up cutting rubber mold videos that are out there. I’ve left some together (you can); I feel like I mess up the pressure when holding it to inject wax. Cutting keys is the important part. I have another video with using the wax injector.

​@@laurenseldenmakingthings7045 good stuff do you make molds and sell them? Can you

Depending on your shape, you can do that. You can also put little pins in place and use parting powder. Every once in a while, I can see the texture of the parting powder on the wax blanks. This is just one way. There are many. That's the best part:) Thanks for watching.

There are a lot of ways to do this. This is just one. I have used parting compound in the past, but I found that sometimes it left a texture on my original pattern. I would then have to sand each wax to clean this up. You can also imbed metal "keys". Everyone has a way. Jewelers who have been in the field forever would have even more efficient methods. Thanks for watching.

I do agree. It’s just one way. I have used talc and keys in the past, however one or two times, I picked up a light texture from the talc and so I like having less interrupt the mold. I don’t cut them apart every day, but learned from a jeweler who was amazing at it. It takes way more practice to cut smoothly. Thanks for watching.

You need to follow the directions included with the particular rubber that you are using. All of them are a little different.

Any jewelry supply store.

I have left some molds closed but they tend to shift more when you inject wax. You really want large keys and a jagged surface so the mold has teeth to grab onto when you put it together.

Jewelry supply stores. In the states, I often use Riogrande or Otto Frei, but there might be great jewelry stores near you.

Don’t know if I understand the comment: Professor at a university in the states- as in teacher.

@@laurenseldenmakingthings7045 Professor in France means Teacher. In the UK, the title is derived from the Roman idea of a heirachy of academics usually found in a lecture theatre & presided over by 'The Professor' who held 'the chair' in his subject; the more junior academics being Readers then Lecturers. My Dad eventually 'held a chair', I have only ever been a teacher or lecturer; So I suppose your equivalent might be 'lecturer' or 'senior lecturer'. The differences are interesting.

@@pcka12 Thank you for the explanation. I am a teacher first and foremost, but by now (and by my rank), I guess I hold a chair.😜 I’m a Full Professor (in the states). I still have a massive amount to learn though and hope I always will.

Ha. Thanks for the comment. I totally agree. I never worked an an industry where I did many of them. I always self- disclose to my students that I have a long way to go. It requires touch, practice, and probably a master to show you how.

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