Reddit Reddit reviews Reusable Clay Mold Making Only Use Hot Water. Eco package (Clear White, 8pcs)

We found 3 Reddit comments about Reusable Clay Mold Making Only Use Hot Water. Eco package (Clear White, 8pcs). Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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Reusable Clay Mold Making Only Use Hot Water. Eco package (Clear White, 8pcs)
🌟 Make your own clay molds, using only hot water. This will be one of your best purchases ever.🌟 Great clay molding material which is re-usable, so you can keep using it for different mold shapes.🌟 Perfect if you need to make lots of clay molds but only need to use each to create few copies. Picks up detail surprisingly well.🌟 clear white, 2.28 ×0.61 ×0.31 inches per piece🌟 Eco package🍃：Clear White (8pc) & Original Manual 📄 (1)
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3 Reddit comments about Reusable Clay Mold Making Only Use Hot Water. Eco package (Clear White, 8pcs):

u/kkendd · 4 pointsr/Warhammer40k

I used something very similar to this. This is not the exact same product, but I bought one that's basically the same at a local store. There are lots of good tutorials on YouTube on how to use these things.

u/QuantumFeline1 · 2 pointsr/ActionFigures

This sounds FANTASTIC! A few questions on it.

  1. This is what I found on Amazon. Is this the product you mentioned above?
    Amazon.com: Reusable Clay Mold Making Only Use Hot Water. Eco package (Clear White, 8pcs)
    https://www.amazon.com/Reusable-Making-Water-package-Clear/dp/B07M9XS3FX/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Blue+Stuff+mold&qid=1566159397&s=gateway&sr=8-1
  2. I also found Blue Stuff on this site:
    REUSABLE Blue Stuff plastic moulding for all levels.
    http://www.greenstuffworld.com/en/reusable-blue-stuff/8-blue-stuff-mold-8-bars.html
    Am I correct in assuming both products are pretty much the same stuff and work identically? Any advantages/disadvantages for one over the other?
  3. Once you have a mold, any recommendations for the best and most affordable material I can use to create the items once I have the mold set?
  4. I occasionally see topics here on r/ActionFigures talking about customs, but not as much as I'd like. Any suggestions for other subs where I can learn more and talk to experienced crafts-people? They don't even need to be action figure related subs--straight up crafts is fine as long as I can apply the how-to's to figure customs.

    I also found what looks like a helpful DIY video on YouTube:

    (14) Blue Stuff/Oyumaru - How to cheaply cast miniatures or plastic models - new version - YouTube
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVZLXLaidjQ
u/lorddarkhan · 1 pointr/Drukhari

If you're willing to put in some trial-and-error, you should look into casting. I've done a lot of it to recreate the one bit I need more of, and once you're used to it, it can really extend your money.

This is the base of what you need. Put it in some boiling water, wait for it to get soft, then push that one piece you need into it. Then let it cool (I put it in the freezer to speed this up). Once the bottom half of the mold sets, heat up another piece, and put it on top. You'll need to apply some pressure to get it into every crevice, then put it in the freezer to set again.

Once it sets, you can remove the original from the center, and fill the mold with GreenStuff (or better yet, a 50-50 mix of GreenStuff and Milliput), and leave it for 5-6 hours with a weight on top of it (to push out the extra). Then pop it out, remove the flash, and you have another piece!