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[casting] Digest Number 3410

Messages In This Digest (6 Messages)

1a.
Re: Newby help From: Nigel Ford
1b.
Re: Newby help From: Charles Anderson
1c.
Re: Newby help From: Jim Rogers
2.
newbie with newbie question From: lbgegner
3a.
Re: Soft plastic - help please From: ahz
3b.
Re: Soft plastic - help please From: wogelin

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1a.

Re: Newby help

Posted by: "Nigel Ford" nigel.ford2@ntlworld.com   nig_for

Mon Feb 18, 2008 11:43 am (PST)

-Mavis you can save yourself the bother because unless your play
involves the High Priest entering the Holy he would not be wearing the
breastplate.
Nigel

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Re: Newby help

Posted by: "Charles Anderson" charlesanderson@optushome.com.au   charlesian2000

Mon Feb 18, 2008 5:26 pm (PST)

It's a play, like a movie, when have facts ever been an issue in the
entertainment industry? ;-)

Regards Charles from Oz

Nigel Ford wrote:

>-Mavis you can save yourself the bother because unless your play
>involves the High Priest entering the Holy he would not be wearing the
>breastplate.
>Nigel
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Re: Newby help

Posted by: "Jim Rogers" jr@jamesrogersstudio.com   jrstudioboss

Tue Feb 19, 2008 9:43 am (PST)

FYI Mavis, if you haven't yet, go to www.templeinstitute.org and you can see
the implements being made for the next temple; and
http://www.templeinstitute.org/vessels_gallery_16.htm is a link to the
garments for the High Priest, click on "next" and you'll see the front view,
you can see what they have for his Ephod - I think you may be going a little
overboard on the detail for the lettering on the gems that size though, they
won't be seen by the audience. Please send a link on pics when you're done!

Jim

James Rogers Sculpture Studio
10405 San Sevaine Way, Suite A
Mira Loma, CA 91752
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-Mavis you can save yourself the bother because unless your play involves
the High Priest entering the Holy he would not be wearing the breastplate.
Nigel

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newbie with newbie question

Posted by: "lbgegner" lbgegner@yahoo.com   lbgegner

Mon Feb 18, 2008 1:36 pm (PST)

Hi y'all,

I am an amateur sculptor with a lifesize sculpture of a Labrador
Retriever that I would like to hollowcast in resin as a yard/garden
sculpture (hopefully mass produce it if it goes). Anyone able to point
me in the direction of a good tutorial, or is this just too much for
someone with no experience in casting? The sculpture is made in
plastilene clay over styrofoam so it's kind of difficult to ship off to
someone since the clay never dries.

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Re: Soft plastic - help please

Posted by: "ahz" ahz@insightbb.com   stormcrow_40291

Mon Feb 18, 2008 9:18 pm (PST)

Here's a thermoplastic that is workable at 140F. Re-usable. Perhaps it
will fit the bill.

http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Material-Guide:-Polymorph-Plastic--a-thermal-/

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Re: Soft plastic - help please

Posted by: "wogelin" w.g@telia.com   wogelin

Tue Feb 19, 2008 3:10 am (PST)

Hallo,

yes thanks a lot that might be worth trying out. I just have to find a
way to get the material into the mold. A push-mold made of pu resin
might do the job. As far as I know heating will make this material
soft and pliable but never liquid enough to cast. Anyway well worth a
try.
Thanks a lot
regards
Wolfgang
>
> http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Material-Guide:-Polymorph-
Plastic--a-thermal-/
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