epoxy molds diy 3d models

Most serious hobby epoxies come in bottles, not double syringes (which I dislike; they often don't dispense equal quantities and cost too much for the fancy syringe). This station holds two 4.5 ounce bottles of epoxy, one per bottle. ...It also...

The process requires little disposable containers for mixing the epoxy My kit only included 2 (that were) the wrong size for my pour, so I decided to get modeling.This project includes 3D printable beakers designed for mixing and pouring 2-part epoxy...

Epoxy Mix Nozzle Replacement for Two Part Standard Kits. The inner tube features fluted design to facilitate thorough resin mixing. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: Deltaprintr Printer: Deltaprintr Kit Rafts: Any Configuration Will Suffice ...

I got tired of waiting for the epoxy to run down when mixing the 2 parts, so I made a quick holder to put them in while I prep the parts that are getting joined (I use it for attaching miniature models to bases).

Epoxy Holder with space for stirring sticks, perfect for mixing small batches of resin. Two 36mm diameter bottles hold a total of 4.5 ounces, making them ideal for precision pouring. ...Chopped coffee stirrers serve as handy stirring rods when needed.

Here's a convenient organizer and workstation perfect for those of you who work with epoxy in your 3D printing or hobby projects. Simple to print and compact, it takes up minimal space. Be sure to check out the YouTube video for all the details!

... with 6 mixing stages (1:64). ... Only very few disposal with this nozzle (1.8g filament and 0.5g epoxy). Works with 50ml cartridges like RS Components, Ergo which are built for mixing nozzles. ... 3D printing takes about 25 mins per nozzle.

To create the ideal epoxy mixing ratio, simply insert the divider and adjust it accordingly: I designed this cup specifically for use with the XTC-3D 3D Print Coating epoxy, which requires a 2:1 mix, so I bent the divider at its middle crease to 120...

Holding Station: Convenient storage for 2 epoxy bottles, small 1 fl oz cups (48mm diameter), and popsicle sticks in a single unit. ...This design features two distinct sections, accommodating both 4.5 oz and 9 oz (total capacity) bottles with ease.

The first tool is a fillet maker using epoxy, and it starts at 25 millimeters in length. To enhance its functionality, I attached another tool with a 15-millimeter diameter to it. ...The accompanying photographs showcase this initial 25-millimeter tool.

This is an epoxy resin mixer that you can put on your drill. It is 130mm long so small enough to fit in most mixing cups. PLA should be fine for resin, it shouldnt melt. If you need changes made to this, send me a message, Ill revise. ...thank you for...

A compact container designed for combining two epoxy constituents - resin and hardener, is characterized by distinct demarcation lines that streamline the precise dispensing of each component. ... Available are two STL files: EpoxyCup1-2-1 -...

Epoxy glue mixing tool.&nbsp;The maximum volume is 3 ml. But you can scale and create any volume.&nbsp;</p><p>The printing time of one set is about 14 minutes. I print them myself in stock of 15 pieces at a time.</p><p>Created in Shapr3D. ...Printed on...

This epoxy bottle holder is specifically designed to hold partially used bottles (4.5 ounce size) upside down, allowing for faster use when working with resin. Each cavity features a 'cup' at the bottom, which effectively catches any escaped resin...

A cap designed to fit Devcon five-minute epoxy bottles perfectly is created by customizing a pre-existing model on Thingiverse, a popular online platform for 3D printing enthusiasts. This customized cap can be downloaded from the Customizer app...

I used to use glass but as left over epoxy builds up it gets more difficult to mix. I included a photo of my old mixing tray. My tray uses parchment paper as a disposable liner. You can use it from a roll or buy precut 4"x4" sheets. You can either...

A stand designed to hold Devcon Epoxy Glue bottles, either upright or reversed if running low. Additional space for a couple of CA glue bottles in the front. The made one in the picture was a bit tight so the bottles are riding high. I have now...

This is a small kit for creating epoxy pens. The square box is to be used to hold the pens inside the light box, and the round circle fits over mason jars to hold the pens un and down. I created the long box first, including the drawer, but my wife...

A very simple, easy to print, almost disposable support to work with epoxy resin for coatings and dipping. It's purposely intended as sacrificial support, so grid lines are thin and not interconnected. A second version, with a mild centre...

A straightforward fix that attaches to a PC power supply unit, requiring only a dab of glue, I fabricated two such mounts and utilized a ruler to maintain alignment while applying Gorilla glue epoxy with precision. ... I discovered this solution to be...

Quickly and easily printable epoxy mixing kit, with printing time as brief as four minutes and material usage as minimal as one gram, featuring a 30mm smoothly tapered cup and a sturdy-enough but still breakable when the resin starts curing - now...

I got tired of finding a toothpick or Popsicle stick and cardboard scrap to mix and apply epoxy. &nbsp;There are likely others here (I didn't look) but I like making things so I created this one. &nbsp;The OpenSCAD file is included so feel free to...

Epoxy tip off handle: in order to get the best surface finish when using epoxy to build up barrier coats, tipping off is completed by dragging a section of a roller over the rolled epoxy. I made this handle and adapters to make it easy to hold the...

Molds to make a cement sphere, the mold can be printed with PLA filament. ... the only mold that needs support is center 1

I utilize very affordable (pound shop) plastic shot glasses for containing syringes (used to extract measured amounts of epoxy from tins) and mixing glue. To keep everything organized, components and mixed glue are stored on opposite sides of the...

Here are two different versions of holders for 4.5 ounce epoxy bottles, each with three distinct styles that allow you to store 2, 4 or 6 bottles. As an avid enthusiast of balsa and foam planes, I frequently use epoxy in my projects. To keep track...

 The ideal fill level is just above the top of the infill pattern on the tray so the epoxy covers all of the plastic to form a solid top layer.D) Let the epoxy cure.E) Enjoy your new soap dish!Please like it if you do and leave any comments!Check out...

This is my 2 butter molds in 1 file

This is a basic mold for making sidewalk pavers.

Mold Creation of Walky talky case and ice cream spoon