The Prop Builder's Molding & Casting Handbook
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Copyright | 1989 |
Collection
| Imprint | Betterway Books |
| Copyright Holder | Thurston James |
| Cover/Jacket Design by | David Wagner |
| Typography by | Typecasting |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Location | Cincinnati, Ohio |
| Copyright | 1989 |
| Reprinted | 2008 |
| Pages / Font | 236 pages |
| UPC | 035313700880 |
| Price | US $19.99 |
| Price | CAN $21.99 |
| Other | 70088 |
| ISBN 13 | 978-1-55870-128-1 |
| ISBN 10 | 1-55870-128-1 |
| Barcode | 9781558701281 |
| EAN 5 | 90000 |
| Printer's Key | 10 09 08 18 17 16 |
| Library of Congress Classification Number | TT295.J36 1989 |
| Dewey Decimal Classification Number | 792'.025—dc20 |
| Library of Congress Catalog Card Number | 89-36138 |
| Chapters | PREFACE
The Materials of Molding and Casting
How to Get Started
A Word About Failure
SAFETY
Protecting Yourself from the Effects of Hazardous Chemicals
Personal Protection Equipment
In Conclusion
THE MODEL
Preparing the Model
THE MOLD
Undercuts—The Need for Multiple Part Molds
Mold-Making Considerations
Casting Plaster
-- A Two-Part Plaster Mold
-- A One-Part Plaster Mold
-- A Two-Part Mold—Shim Method
Alginate
-- Dental Alginate
-- Moulage
Rubber Molds
-- Latex Rubber
-- Silicone RTV Rubber Molds
-- Fabric Reinforcements
-- Making an Injected Silicone Rubber Mold
-- Extending Silicone with Fillers
MOLD RELEASES
Self-Releasing Molds
Absorption Molds
Water as a Release Agent
Aluminum Foil
Petroleum Jelly, Green Soap, and Wax
PVA
Glass as a Mold Release
Other Release Factors
Mold Release Recommendations
MAKING THE CASTINGS
Choosing the Right Casting Material
Absorption Casting
-- Slipcasting
-- Latex Casting
-- Neoprene Casting Rubber
Laminated Castings
-- Papier-Mâché
-- Celastic
-- Fiberglass
Hot Melts and Thermoplastics
-- Wax (Paraffin)
-- Machinable Wax
-- Hot Plasticine
-- Hot Melt Glue
-- Hot Melt Rubber
Breakaway Glass
-- Sugar Glass
-- Picco Resin Breakaway Glass
-- Breakaway Bottles
Thermosets
-- Polyester Resin
Water-Extendable Polyester (WEP)
Urethane Casting Materials
-- Two-Part Urethane Foam
-- Supplemental Techniques Useful When Working with Latex and Urethane
-- Hair Implanting
-- Urethane RTV Casting Rubber
Casting with Hardware Store Products
-- Silicone Caulking as a Mold-Making Material
-- Casting with Plastic Body Filler
-- Plastic Wood
-- Durham's Rock Hard Water Putty
-- Dowman's Fixall
VACUUM FORMING WITH THERMOPLASTICS
Vacuum Forming Machines
Vacuum Formable Plastics
The Vacuum Forming Process
Making a Vacuum Forming Machine
-- The Clamping Frame
-- The Oven
-- Building the Chassis
-- The Vacuum System
-- Making Modifications
Making Vacuum-Formed Castings
-- The Pattern
-- Producing Multiple Patterns
-- Cutting and Trimming
-- Making Splices
-- Oversized Castings
-- Framing Oversized Castings
-- Cornice Moulding
-- Prepainting the Plastic Sheet
A Few Projects That Demonstrate Vacuum Forming Techniques
-- Making a Marble Clock
-- Vacuum Formed Books
-- Vacuum Formed Leaves
-- A Vacuum Formed Marketplace Display
-- Making a Lightweight Statue
-- Making a Lightweight Headdress
-- Vacuum Forming Transparent Plastics
-- Making a Sphere
APPENDIX
Glossary
Where to Get Your Supplies PREFACE
The Materials of Molding and Casting
How to Get Started
A Word About Failure
SAFETY
Protecting Yourself from the Effects of Hazardous Chemicals
Personal Protection Equipment
In Conclusion
THE MODEL
Preparing the Model
THE MOLD
Undercuts—The Need for Multiple Part Molds
Mold-Making Considerations
Casting Plaster
-- A Two-Part Plaster Mold
-- A One-Part Plaster Mold
-- A Two-Part Mold—Shim Method
Alginate
-- Dental Alginate
-- Moulage
Rubber Molds
-- Latex Rubber
-- Silicone RTV Rubber Molds
-- Fabric Reinforcements
-- Making an Injected Silicone Rubber Mold
-- Extending Silicone with Fillers
MOLD RELEASES
Self-Releasing Molds
Absorption Molds
Water as a Release Agent
Aluminum Foil
Petroleum Jelly, Green Soap, and Wax
PVA
Glass as a Mold Release
Other Release Factors
Mold Release Recommendations
MAKING THE CASTINGS
Choosing the Right Casting Material
Absorption Casting
-- Slipcasting
-- Latex Casting
-- Neoprene Casting Rubber
Laminated Castings
-- Papier-Mâché
-- Celastic
-- Fiberglass
Hot Melts and Thermoplastics
-- Wax (Paraffin)
-- Machinable Wax
-- Hot Plasticine
-- Hot Melt Glue
-- Hot Melt Rubber
Breakaway Glass
-- Sugar Glass
-- Picco Resin Breakaway Glass
-- Breakaway Bottles
Thermosets
-- Polyester Resin
Water-Extendable Polyester (WEP)
Urethane Casting Materials
-- Two-Part Urethane Foam
-- Supplemental Techniques Useful When Working with Latex and Urethane
-- Hair Implanting
-- Urethane RTV Casting Rubber
Casting with Hardware Store Products
-- Silicone Caulking as a Mold-Making Material
-- Casting with Plastic Body Filler
-- Plastic Wood
-- Durham's Rock Hard Water Putty
-- Dowman's Fixall
VACUUM FORMING WITH THERMOPLASTICS
Vacuum Forming Machines
Vacuum Formable Plastics
The Vacuum Forming Process
Making a Vacuum Forming Machine
-- The Clamping Frame
-- The Oven
-- Building the Chassis
-- The Vacuum System
-- Making Modifications
Making Vacuum-Formed Castings
-- The Pattern
-- Producing Multiple Patterns
-- Cutting and Trimming
-- Making Splices
-- Oversized Castings
-- Framing Oversized Castings
-- Cornice Moulding
-- Prepainting the Plastic Sheet
A Few Projects That Demonstrate Vacuum Forming Techniques
-- Making a Marble Clock
-- Vacuum Formed Books
-- Vacuum Formed Leaves
-- A Vacuum Formed Marketplace Display
-- Making a Lightweight Statue
-- Making a Lightweight Headdress
-- Vacuum Forming Transparent Plastics
-- Making a Sphere
APPENDIX
Glossary
Where to Get Your Supplies Show all ▾ |
| Notes | Printed and bound in the United States of America |
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