Thank you for this mate, I haven't really done any kind of modeling before but im not bad at drawing so I have been wanting to give it a go. Great work as always!.
Wow you are very good excellent artist, when i find your channel today i subcribed immediatly. Your work on criptyd are marvelous i hope you continue to do this and i really like to see an werewolf or a mothman sculpture.
Great work and nice moulds. I would have kept the dyno in the first part of the silicon mould. So instead of taking the first poor apart, I would have fliped it all over and just removed the clay and keep the dyno in the mould. This would keep everything in the right place. But you are doing well.
Love this, very well done! Can I ask what air compressor you use for the vacuum chamber? Is it the same one you use in your later video to do the resin pressure casting?
This looks great! I've done some dinosaurs with polymer clay that I would like to replicate but I'm afraid that by making the mold the original figure could break..do you have any suggestions on that?
What about putting a channel into the mold which goes from the top to the lowest point of the empty space. When pouring n the resin it will rise from the lowest point to the highest and there will be a lower risk of trapping bubbles. I don't know if you will use resin on this one but in general it sounds like a clver addition to me.
I got some silicone but havent used it yet. For the clay part, can I use polymerclay or play dough or some random playing clay? I don't want to waste my polymer clay lol Also, what other things can be used instead of mold release and how do I know where to put the vents? But yes, great tutorial! I also have a dinosaur I want to make a mold of so this is very helpful! 👍🏻😊🦖🦕
Very nice, and I hope I'm not being to rude by just asking right away, but um what if I wanted one of these beautiful Allosaur's? Cause I don't have an Allosaur in My collection, and Ive been painting/building dinosaur dioramas, so I though it would be cool to try some new color schemes on something. And this Allosaur would be really nice.
I know I'm not him, but when I do it it's sort of eyeball it and dependent on the pose of the animal. sometimes the axis is different too, like the top and bottom of the animal are the two halves.
I used a vacuum on the Silicone so that it could be used to pressure cast. It’s not necessary to vacuum the silicone if you’re not going using a pressure pot. I don’t vacuum the resin, I either just pour it in or use a pressure pot
@@Kayakasaurus thsnks for the reply. in short whats the difference between pressure casting and non pressure casting and does it mske much difference to the quality of the mold
With a simple object (or a model cut into multiple parts molded separately) the seam might go down the middle symmetrically and you could even skip clay, stand it on wires to support and later be vents, and use a knife to cut it out of a block of silicone. With a more complicated part where legs stick out the silicone would surround them and get stuck. So basically the seam follows everything that sticks out (like arms, fingers) or needs a vent to stick out of it, starting at the tail vent, to each limb each digit etc. I try to avoid undercuts where the mold halves would interlock like a puzzle piece. And also avoid shaping acute angles where the silicone would come to a point and not be as solid. I hope this makes sense
Why can't you suspend the part with pegs from the bottom or small wires from the top... pour the bottom, release the parting line, and fill to complete the mold? I seem a lot faster and less prone to voids and error from hand filling the bottom with putty first.
Hi, the purpose of removing all of the bubbles from the silicone is so that they don’t get compressed when pressure casting. If you’re not pressuring casting then just carefully pouring the silicone is good enough! Smooth on also has no vacuum silicone called Mold Star 14-NV which is thinner so the the bubbles can rise out on their own.
is clay absolutely needed? I'm gonna be making a mold of a millenium box and I want to create a mold for resin pouring does this work the same? Also what is the best silicone to get for larger molds that isn't too expensive?
Hi, I haven’t used monster clay, I think it could be difficult to work w for this. I got Sculptex from ReynoldsAM website. Side note, the plaster jacket I made in this video is unnecessary, just trim the edges of the silicone so it lays flat
What if I pour some silicone first to do the base then the place the dino cover all with silicone, wait to dry and then cute the whole thing in 2 pieces??? Could work? I don't have clay jeje
Hey, yes that is why I used a vacuum to de gas the silicone and didn’t put the whole thing in a compressor pot to mold it. Once the mold is finished I do cast the resin in a pressure pot, and the mold works under pressure because the silicone had the air vacuumed out.
FilmerOfBobcats the smaller holes are vents and they release any air that will prevent the resin from filling the voids properly. I.e. air bubbles (the bane of all model makers) and scale painters.
Sure, instead of using a vacuum compressor I used an air compressor made for tires that has a conveniently sized air intake hole. I bought a vacuum gauge and inserted one end into the compressor intake and the other onto my home made chamber which is a cooking pot with 1/2” acrylic for the lid and a seal cut out of a shelving/drawer mat. Then a valve drilled and glued into the acrylic lid. I use the same little tire compressor to fill my pressure chamber. Vacuuming the silicone is only necessary if you’re going to be pressure casting.
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@@Kayakasaurus You could probably sell the blue print for this invention!
You could, some stop motion puppets were made kinda like that where they would put the pose able armature in the mold and fill it with foam latex. What effect are you looking for?
@@Kayakasaurus I’m “trying” to make and cast molds of my model horse sculptures! They are cast with a wire sometimes but not sure if they used a pressure pot or not.
Thank you for this mate, I haven't really done any kind of modeling before but im not bad at drawing so I have been wanting to give it a go. Great work as always!.
Nice job, and I like your built-in spruing and cost-effective, no BS approach. Thanks!
Amazing! Very much enjoyed watching the process you go through.
This was so helpful! Thank you very much!
this puppy is looken really good. i like seeing the whole process the model must go through before it can be sold. this is great to see.
Wow you are very good excellent artist, when i find your channel today i subcribed immediatly. Your work on criptyd are marvelous i hope you continue to do this and i really like to see an werewolf or a mothman sculpture.
Great work and nice moulds. I would have kept the dyno in the first part of the silicon mould. So instead of taking the first poor apart, I would have fliped it all over and just removed the clay and keep the dyno in the mould. This would keep everything in the right place. But you are doing well.
👏👏👏 great job
i also like kicking the box at the end of the video 🤣
This is pretty neat, I enjoyed this
Oh nice! Very cool !!!
Hello ,thank you Awesome mold, great fo tutorial
Looking forward to part 3!
beautiful work..
Thanks! Very useful.
I like allosaurus and protoceratops so 10 out a 10
Such satisfying, much wow. It looks like a big block of candy 😁
It tastes like candy too
@@Kayakasaurus oo boi
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Love this, very well done! Can I ask what air compressor you use for the vacuum chamber? Is it the same one you use in your later video to do the resin pressure casting?
You got talent buddy
why is it so satisfying
I recently started a Ceramics class and wish to some day be as good as you
really cool , gr8 job :)
Estoy esperando con ansias la parte 3!!!
This looks great! I've done some dinosaurs with polymer clay that I would like to replicate but I'm afraid that by making the mold the original figure could break..do you have any suggestions on that?
Awesome mold and cool video
Also Can you pls try a t.rex next?
Awesome!
I can't wait to see your model of this!
Very wow, much cool, such satisfy, no grammar.
Awesome I needed this 🙃👍
Kayakasaurus Have It!
Awesome video. If you happen to be making models to order I would definitely be interested in purchasing one.
Esto me intriga que buen click hanger espero la siguiente parte con ansias
Nice!
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Do you draw a center line on the model before making the clay mold so that you know exactly where center is?
Gran trabajo, quiero iniciar en ello. Saludos!
Best Video
awesome!
Cool!
Fantastic
What about putting a channel into the mold which goes from the top to the lowest point of the empty space. When pouring n the resin it will rise from the lowest point to the highest and there will be a lower risk of trapping bubbles. I don't know if you will use resin on this one but in general it sounds like a clver addition to me.
Love the music 🎼
Well done
I looooove allasaurus
awesome video,, thanks
Amazing
Idolo!!!!!!👏
I got some silicone but havent used it yet. For the clay part, can I use polymerclay or play dough or some random playing clay? I don't want to waste my polymer clay lol Also, what other things can be used instead of mold release and how do I know where to put the vents? But yes, great tutorial! I also have a dinosaur I want to make a mold of so this is very helpful! 👍🏻😊🦖🦕
Aw I want that Allo!
Same here!
About how many times can you use the mold?
Oh wow!
Very nice, and I hope I'm not being to rude by just asking right away, but um what if I wanted one of these beautiful Allosaur's? Cause I don't have an Allosaur in My collection, and Ive been painting/building dinosaur dioramas, so I though it would be cool to try some new color schemes on something. And this Allosaur would be really nice.
I believe he sells them once they’re made. Like you can order them or something.
Yeah, I agree! Do you what the place you can buy them is called? The Allosaurus is so amazing and detailed!!
A simple question: how do you know where the centre (the longitudinal middle of the figure) is?
I know I'm not him, but when I do it it's sort of eyeball it and dependent on the pose of the animal. sometimes the axis is different too, like the top and bottom of the animal are the two halves.
Person: So, what kind of content are you into?
Me:
*It's complicated*
Master!!!
Thank you
Was the Patch-It-All compound added to stop the shrinkage meniscus at the edges?
Looks like something collecta would make
Can you do megalosaurus or some other dinosaur
Which clay did you use for the sculpture ?
Cool
Great video. Can you detail exactly the stuff you used to make the mold so I can buy it
Its in the description and its mentioned in the video.
What material did you use to outline the brown colored object? Thanks
love the vid, where are some crucial spots to make clay vents?
the highest points of the mold where air would stay trapped
Sweet
Buen trabajo ya suscrito saludos desde Guatemala
Kayakasaurus
Great tutorial video, I want to know the details of the product for making the mold
Thank you, here’s the product description www.smooth-on.com/products/mold-star-15-slow/
Sooo curious if I make this mold following your steps do I need the vaccum or can I just pour resin and use a vibrating table?
I used a vacuum on the Silicone so that it could be used to pressure cast. It’s not necessary to vacuum the silicone if you’re not going using a pressure pot. I don’t vacuum the resin, I either just pour it in or use a pressure pot
@@Kayakasaurus thsnks for the reply. in short whats the difference between pressure casting and non pressure casting and does it mske much difference to the quality of the mold
when do we get part 3?
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genial, alhora a reproducirlos , saludos desde buenos aires
Hola, sabes si hay otra forma de presurisar la mezlca?
But did you scrape the sides and bottom during mixing?
Beautifully made mould, but seriously- how many Allosauruses does one actually need ?
MrVolvobloke many. Very, Very, many.
How do you determine where the parting line is? I understand that you are using the clay to set the parting line but I'm not sure how you got there.
With a simple object (or a model cut into multiple parts molded separately) the seam might go down the middle symmetrically and you could even skip clay, stand it on wires to support and later be vents, and use a knife to cut it out of a block of silicone.
With a more complicated part where legs stick out the silicone would surround them and get stuck. So basically the seam follows everything that sticks out (like arms, fingers) or needs a vent to stick out of it, starting at the tail vent, to each limb each digit etc. I try to avoid undercuts where the mold halves would interlock like a puzzle piece. And also avoid shaping acute angles where the silicone would come to a point and not be as solid.
I hope this makes sense
Allosaurus is my fave carnivore
Wooooooooooow
Why can't you suspend the part with pegs from the bottom or small wires from the top... pour the bottom, release the parting line, and fill to complete the mold? I seem a lot faster and less prone to voids and error from hand filling the bottom with putty first.
hey Kayaka make pls a Velociraptor diorama
what alternatives do we have for the silicone air bubble thing when pouring if we don't have a pressure machine?
Hi, the purpose of removing all of the bubbles from the silicone is so that they don’t get compressed when pressure casting. If you’re not pressuring casting then just carefully pouring the silicone is good enough! Smooth on also has no vacuum silicone called Mold Star 14-NV which is thinner so the the bubbles can rise out on their own.
Hmm what if you’ve sculpted something out of monster clay? Can’t use sculptex as the base, it will stick to the sculpture.
is clay absolutely needed? I'm gonna be making a mold of a millenium box and I want to create a mold for resin pouring does this work the same?
Also what is the best silicone to get for larger molds that isn't too expensive?
Hey, clay is not needed, you could do a cut mold, also called a block mold, Robert talone has vids on this. I like Mold max 14NV
Would monster clay be good for making the clay part of the mold? Cause I can’t find sculptex anywhere on Amazon.
Hi, I haven’t used monster clay, I think it could be difficult to work w for this. I got Sculptex from ReynoldsAM website. Side note, the plaster jacket I made in this video is unnecessary, just trim the edges of the silicone so it lays flat
What is pressure casting? I dont quite understand why you need an air compressor?
The air pressure shrinks the bubbles. It’s not necessary but it sure helps
What if I pour some silicone first to do the base then the place the dino cover all with silicone, wait to dry and then cute the whole thing in 2 pieces??? Could work? I don't have clay jeje
You might be able to get some from the ground. I think emmy made in Japan did a video on extracting clay.
can i eat the blue stuff?
OCPWOTCTTES if you want to die
It’s yogurt
OCPWOTCTTES No! But it is low fat.
yes
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So how much a cost to prepare tolls?
next video please part 3 pressure casting
What type of clay do you use?
Excuse me , Dinosaur is build from Clay right ? So how it not be hurt when u try to mold and pressure mold around it ? the model is soft right ?
Hey, yes that is why I used a vacuum to de gas the silicone and didn’t put the whole thing in a compressor pot to mold it. Once the mold is finished I do cast the resin in a pressure pot, and the mold works under pressure because the silicone had the air vacuumed out.
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hmmm good but.. did it work?
I would love to see a Replica =(
lalobarrera99 that's the next video! I just poured a test cast and it worked. When the slower resin comes I'm going to try casting in a pressure pot.
What are undercuts?
i sw molding done a differnt way, same half, and the other half is on the bottom, but I like this method better.
Is that big hole for pouring in the resin?? Why do you need the smaller holes in the completed mold?
FilmerOfBobcats the smaller holes are vents and they release any air that will prevent the resin from filling the voids properly. I.e. air bubbles (the bane of all model makers) and scale painters.
Esto es muy util
makes the indoraptor
What kind of clay you use sir?
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How much would you charge to make a mould?
You should make an Indoraptor
Chippets crying in the music
Will you give us the instructions on how you made your vacuum chamber please?
Sure, instead of using a vacuum compressor I used an air compressor made for tires that has a conveniently sized air intake hole. I bought a vacuum gauge and inserted one end into the compressor intake and the other onto my home made chamber which is a cooking pot with 1/2” acrylic for the lid and a seal cut out of a shelving/drawer mat. Then a valve drilled and glued into the acrylic lid. I use the same little tire compressor to fill my pressure chamber. Vacuuming the silicone is only necessary if you’re going to be pressure casting.
@@Kayakasaurus You could probably sell the blue print for this invention!
Is it possible to insert “wire framework” inside the resin cast using the pressure pot?
You could, some stop motion puppets were made kinda like that where they would put the pose able armature in the mold and fill it with foam latex. What effect are you looking for?
@@Kayakasaurus I’m “trying” to make and cast molds of my model horse sculptures! They are cast with a wire sometimes but not sure if they used a pressure pot or not.
I have a question, what kind of mold do the Chinese have to manufacture in high production?
A metal injection mold czcams.com/video/w5KRawOXy4U/video.html
@@Kayakasaurus Thank you very much, now I understand how it is manufactured in high production :)