[Woodcarver] Resin Casting

[m.bloomquist]

Hans,

I didn't follow through when I researched this a while ago, so this is not
first hand experience.  In my search it was recommended a couple times to
use pecan shell flour as an extender/filler to the resin to give the cast
piece a more wood-like nature. JMTCW.

 

Keep on Carvin' 
-Mike B.-> 
Wooden Dreams Woodcarving 
http://www.woodendreamz.com 

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Here the link, http://www.smooth-on.com/  cast products, good instructions
and CD. I brought them, read them, very simple to make them, But I have got
the chance to try them. So you might want to look at them. good lucks Han

Mike G.

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From: Hans <hans at msdesigns.net>
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Sent: Sat, 23 May 2009 9:50 am
Subject: [Woodcarver] Resin Casting

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Does anyone have experience with and can recommend a company that can
make quality resin castings from a carving?
 
Thanks in advance!
-- 
Hans Schwalm
http://www.msdesigns.net <http://www.msdesigns.net/> 
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