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  • Spin Doctor
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2002
    • 2791

    High Temp Silicon

    Over the Holidays I picked up some of those soft Silicon Rubber Baking pans. I wonder if the silicon material is available for making molds with this stuff. Seems to be it would be ideal for making molds for doing lost wax castings. Anyone know a source?
    Forty plus years and I still have ten toes, ten fingers and both eyes. I must be doing something right.
  • Evan
    Senior Member
    • May 2003
    • 41977

    #2
    Here is what you are looking for:

    Home improvement and interior design, paint & glazing techniques and free tutorials. Do it yourself home improvement tutorials, designing with color, glazing, furniture paint effects, faux finishing and decorative deisgn. You’ll find great ideas


    Good to 400 degrees.
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    • Lew Hartswick
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2002
      • 3673

      #3
      I hate to be a "nit picker" but silicon is a semimetalic element as transistors
      etc. It is not something that goes with rubber. You mean silicone a different
      thing altogether. ( I only know what you said not what you meant ) :-)
      ...lew...

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      • Evan
        Senior Member
        • May 2003
        • 41977

        #4
        Yeah

        When I read the thread title I thought he wanted to know about stuff like down hole drill bit monitoring equipment. They have silicon carbide transistors that can run at molten solder temps.
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        • Spin Doctor
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2002
          • 2791

          #5
          I guess they need to add a Spell Check function to the BBS
          Forty plus years and I still have ten toes, ten fingers and both eyes. I must be doing something right.

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          • neonman
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2003
            • 254

            #6
            Spin, you don't need special high temp rubber to cast the wax masters. I've made & used many loxt wax patterns made of just standard molding rubber..

            Do a GOOGLE on "liquid rubber" and you will get many web sites which offer specs/suggested uses/sales of many kinds of molding rubber. SOme even have how to vidios.

            neonman

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            • PTSideshow
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2005
              • 2651

              #7
              http://www.freemansupply.com/JewelryInvestmentC.htm company make wax supplies and has dealers most places large and small mostly Grobet stores.
              http://www.jgreer.com/silicone%20page.htm another source
              http://www.hobbycast.net/video.htm great on screen videos of stuff
              http://www.sculptor-iangb.com/mould.htm mould making
              http://www.smooth-on.com The grandaddy of casting stuff and info , supplies major movie houses use thier stuff they have classes.
              http://www.amerifare.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv? pewter casting place has high temp molds ect.
              CHT manufactures high quality silicone products, including silicone adhesives, encapsulants, gels, greases, moulding rubbers and fluids, for applications such as electronics, aerospace, automotive, food processing, construction and water treatment. View products & applications, use our product selector and request samples.

              and if you can't find it in any of the above goto http://www.sculpture.net/community/index.php
              join and they are very helpful with such questions and somebody always seems to have been there and did that before you.
              Glen
              Been there, probably broke it, doing that!
              I am not a lawyer, and never played one on TV!
              All the usual and standard disclaimers apply. Do not try this at home, use only as directed, No warranties express or implied, for the intended use or the suggested uses, Wear safety glasses, closed course, professionals only

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              • JRouche
                Senior Member
                • Aug 2004
                • 10962

                #8
                Originally posted by Spin Doctor
                I guess they need to add a Spell Check function to the BBS
                Naw, wouldnt help. They are both legitimate words...

                Now, a dictionary??... JRouche



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                • DaHui
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2006
                  • 218

                  #9
                  Get your very own domain easily. Fast and professional customer service.


                  If you want to support the small business owner I've done business with this guy before. Most places I found sell five gallon bucket fulls but you can buy as little as five pounds from him. No affiliation of course.

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