i need to know exactly how big this egg mold is?
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as per description: 1 cavities; Dimensions per cavity: 8" x 5-1/2" x 2-3/4"; Cavity capacity in oz: 45
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I don't have it handy to get the exact measurements, but its sized like an oval, for a smaller egg. Large eggs end up getting crushed which is I believe what happened to our friend who used this while camping.
170575
Looks like 2.25" X 3" would work. Which is bigger than a turkey egg. Give it a try.
369231
approximately 1 inch wide and long and depth is about 3/4 . My mold is mixed shapes and they are mostly 1 inch square with a row 1 and 1/2 long. they are perfect for molding chocolates. The sizes are standard for chocolates
476580
This mold is closer to 2 inches tall. It's also longer and thinner than 4x6. So, it's too skinny, too long and too tall for your needs.
2182621
rather small. the smallest I've ever seen plastic eggs - but I don't know the exact dimensions.
760898
wider at the top, 2" bottom/2.75" top. I freeze baby food, seems to work well for this, but the material is thin. I have other molds that are much thicker.
2148521
approximately 3/4" h by 2" diameter..... FYI.... I measured a Poinsettia because I had them made for Christmas. I believe the molds are the same size. So, the plain should be the same. Hope this helps..... Helen
658919
I don't have it right with me to weigh. But I think there were 3 bars at about 1/2 ounce each.I was able to make a mold of a stone wolf head that was 1 1/4" wide and 2 " tall by 1/2" deep using all 3 bars melted together-it came out quite well.Next time I purchase Instant Mold I would go with a larger size so I don't have to keep melting it down for different molds.
2231259
Pretty small. I would say about the size of the egg itself, if not slightly smaller. Having said that, my kids loved watching it hatch.
1984193
I own this mold they are close to the size of a quarter. Better luck looking at mini ice cube trays for that size.
1442151
8",is the height with the lid on, 16" is the measurement around the egg. This egg is large. If you can imagine an ostrich egg, it looks just like one. I was amazed at its size.
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Not exactly sure. All I can tell you is that I purchased the "large" mold and it still seemed tiny to me. I returned it and bought a cast iron lamb mold that is much larger. Still, one cake mix box batch would be enough I think...
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ItGo will make approx. 6-2" plus several smaller. It all depends on the size of your molds. It works really neat. However, I would definitely advise using flexible molds or if you don't, it is very hard to get out. I even tried veg. oil in the mold and was unhappy as it left a stain on the soap.Godd luck.
1708832
Probably at least 3 feet by 3 feet. You get a lot of mold compound and a lot of casting plastic. I have made 5-6 4 inch by 4 inch by 2 inch molds and I still have over half the molding compound left. It depends on what you are casting, I suppose.
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The Outer diameter of the cup's bowl is 2"; the inner is 1 7/8". The overall height of the egg cup is 2 1/2", and the height of the cup's bowl is 1 1/2". For a standard egg, this cup is fine--NOT for an extra large one. CML-W
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4.5'..it was a good size..but I warn against buying this item. mine was manufactured inside out for some ungodly reason.. I wasn't satisfied.. when I set it up for my Halloween Freakshow themed decoration prop. Failed experiment. I'd look for one of those large cardboard castles if this is for children.