Rubber grip mould Free 3D print model

cgtrader

Hi everyone!\n\nThis is a totally untested (which is why it's currently free for you) design for a grip that can be easily attached to a broom, rake, mop or any other object where a comfortable grip would be beneficial. \nIt uses the exact same principle as my versatile Broom Buddy handle/Apollo model.\n\nYou can see how this process works by watching this similar video here - https://youtu.be/x_w8o-u4QrI\n\nTo get started, you can download the 2-in-1 Apollo model/rubber handle maker right now from cgtrader.com - \nhttps://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/hobby-diy/hand-tools/broom-buddy-3d-printed-2-in-1-mould\n\nHere's how to create a grip:\n\nFirst, mix up a batch of advanced putty (combine silicone with food coloring as a curing agent and corn starch for added durability).\n You can find a complete tutorial on creating proto-putty in Grant Thompson's video - check it out!\n\nNext, mold the putty around the plunger carefully.\n\nAfter that, insert the locating pin into its designated slot.\n\nFinally, attach the two parts together with gentle force.\n\nFollowing steps will also be required:\n\nSecurely connect the alignment pieces in place,\nThen push the plunger the remaining distance in order to make it secure.\nLeave it to cure for 20-30 minutes, then carefully disassemble everything.\nGently pry out the fully-cured handle from its mold, being mindful of any residual mold details, and remove the plunger piece from its former position with gentle care.\n\nI haven't personally tested this design yet.