Quick Tips #2 Save Money Making An Epoxy Resin Casting Mold With Corn Starch

Thanks for wearing gloves!

I want to make some chargers but can’t find a mould for to make them

What is the orange color stuff you added to the sealer?

Would these work for plaster of Paris casting as well?

Why are you using a flame?

Looking for a harderer for resin to paint it vertical

Great vid what was the red stuff

Will this work for trying to make a brick trowel handle? Been really looking into making custom trowel handles

are these food safe?

Is there a technique you can incorporate with this that makes colorful pieces?

How did you keep the objects from sticking to the caulk without spraying them with cooking spray? I did a few without that step and the sculpts were irreparably ruined because i couldn't get to silicone off them. Maybe it's just the material I used though, i was casting thermoplastic in the caulk

great ideas there, I have a load of ideas in my mind for moulds to make, and your trick of using the blowtorch while pouring is genius. you clever stick. I haven't seen any of your other videos yet, no need, I'm subscribing!

Wow this is great I'm a beginner at resin art an this is so gonna come in handy ty

will it work for a table top

Thank you!!!!!!!!

Can someone tell me please if the resin will set clear (glass like) in a cornstarch mold?

Thank you thank you thank you all my God thank you. That was an awesome video. You got straight to the point

This is AmaZing!! Thank you!

Could I use this to make a mold of my foot?

I've heard resin won't cure with this type of mold... can anyone say if it worked or not?

Thanks Jeremy...God bless you...

cornstarch saves the day again

Baby powder costs a bit more, but isn't edible for microbes down the line.

THIS is a very informative and 💵💵💵 idea and I, for one, can’t wait to try it out! Do you have any suggestions as to the required ratio of cornstarch to silicone?

Hope you see this. I’m wondering if you think this would work as a way to make a twisty river mold for a fairy garden. Maybe 24” long but really only 1/4-1/2” thick. Kinda free form. Then I’d pour my resin in, harden, and I could sink into my dirt outside.

I've been a resin crafter for about a decade now and I've never seen someone apply fire while they pour. Will definitely be trying both the cornstarch and the fire technique ! Thanks for sharing

Is caulking silicone sealant?

Thank you so much!!!!

Have you ever tried using this method for plaster of Paris? I used a method where it replaced the corn starch with dish soap. I found it didn't let the plaster cure. This might work better, worth the experiment for me anyway. I could use some help with that medium. Can't afford resin yet

Edit: looking more into your channel I doubt very much you happen to have the answers I seek. Looks like I'll be doing some experiments after all! Looking forward to your pool cue videos! And thanks for this one btw, it gives me hope that I was on the right track. Just needed attention to some variables I guess

Thanks for this! Can't wait to try it out and make my own molds.

This has saved me a lot!! Thank you!

Bullshit i got clear sealant and cornstarch and it turn out like apple crumble

Thank you very interesting video

Does it have to be silicone number one? Or any caulking?

what if you dont have the calking or whatever its called

What’s you add the red color

Thanks so much! I’m starting out an earring business and wanted to make really detailed earrings but was struggling to afford most the stuff, let alone silicone molds. Thank you so much

But they are not looking shiny. Are they?

hello, what's your business contact way?

Awesome video, very informative of what my next few projects. Keep making those videos 👍👍

I have been fussing with epoxy for 10 years and never once did I consider hitting it with the torch as I pour. Ya just blew my mind and solved a decade of screaming at bubbles. Lmao all that and it ain't even what this video was about!!! Thank ya!!!