In this video I open the molds and make the resin castings. Then I clean and assemble the pieces into the final model of a daspletosaurus skull.


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TIME STAMPS
00:00 Opening the mold cases. Continued from Part 1.
01:13 Trimming the mold flash.
01:33 Removing beeswax that sometimes gets stuck on molds.
02:20 Cutting open the molds.
05:50 Using photos as reference while cutting open molds.
12:50 Using mold cradles to help close molds properly.
14:32 Why mold cradles matter - rubber bands are not enough!
16:44 The secret to making clean castings is even, gentle pressure.
17:18 Mixing and pouring resin.
19:26 Into the pressure pot to suppress bubbles!
20:35 Bump and shake the molds to help dislodge bubbles.
20:51 Opening the molds!
25:00 Cleaning up the castings.
26:31 Assembling the skull.
27:33 Thanks to Starbond for providing the glue.
29.24 Using heat to reshape warped castings.
30:35 Using epoxy clay to fill holes and seams in the casting.
32:25 Success! The skull came out great.
32:35 Hit that like button and thanks for watching!

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