r/ResinCasting • u/adrian_moldstudio • 9h ago

My friends and I kept struggling to make molds for our small 3D and composites projects, so we built a tool to generate them

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r/ResinCasting • u/BAWADEARCHIVE • 21h ago

Just looking for some honest feedback from the community. What do you guys think of this stash box? Anything you'd change or improve?

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r/ResinCasting • u/DismalMountain6253 • 6h ago

Just starting out

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Newbie resiner, but its something I've wanted to do for a very long time. Im loving it so far and considering trying out a craft fair or something. But I have no idea where to start or how to make sure the quality is good enough!

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r/ResinCasting

The discussion of mold making and casting objects in various plastic resins. Whether you're casting models, miniatures, props, jewelry, or anything else, you'll find great tips and tricks here!

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This sub is a place where you can talk about duplicating objects through rubber molding and casting in resin and similar materials. If you've got a physical object that you want to make copies of, this is the place for you.

Don't just show off your work - talk about your process, ask others about theirs!

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It's OK to showcase commercial work in proper context, but don't use the sub merely to post product photos or to advertise your store / Instagram account. Show your process, discuss your methods, let others learn. Repeated ad-like postings may lead to a ban.
Be nice to others. Don't make unnecessarily snarky remarks and don't downvote because somebody is doing something differently than you.
Do not discuss casting knock-offs of other people's work ("recasting"), unless exceptional circumstances apply. Recasting may be OK if you're trying to restore an antique heirloom, but it's not OK if you're just trying to avoid paying the original artist a couple of bucks.
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