How thick can you cast this material?
1014894
I use it to make anything from jewelry pendants to paperweights to switch covers. Actually the bigger the project, the quicker it actually sets. What are you planning on making? If you don't mind me asking :)
2094300
To thick, but if you get a plastic spatula like they use for fiberglass work you may be able spread it pretty thin
1625738
I suppose it can be done, it's not too awfully thick. The integrity of the matt would not change at all is you had to make it smaller.
1948862
Its closer to 3/8 or 5/16" thick. I just used it to line a motor box in a boat.
619391
Yup, I make it 20 1/2 inches and 13/32 inches thick. Great product for replacing an old rusted one, as I did.
908386
Resin is a plastic compound, and if cast heavy enough is fine. This is not. Very flimsy, and mine in fact arrived cracked and I returned it. Can't recommend it.
619375
I'd say no, the thickness would make everything awkward to handle. I suggest a 2mm
1071055
yes, you can't cast with it. you have to keep a thumb on spool as you let out line
592621
I have never done that. I think that if they are too thick you cannot do it
596495
Thick enough to hold at least 50 lbs. It is the same stuff that Hobby Lobby uses for custom framing. It was very easy to use.
1714159
No! I measured it... 1/2 inch, but I agree that an inch would be too thick.
2071693
Approx 1/4" thick. I loved this mold! So easy to use! Great for a lego party.
2244733
HelloThe thickness is 3/8 of an inch. Please contact Marble n things at 1.888.908.6699 if you have any more questions.
2233437
I really haven't tried to see how thick of a material it will work in, at lot of that depends on what nut sets you use, they come in different sizes. The biggest thing to watch is that you get the stud screwed into the certs far enough not to pull the threads out of the nut certs. I am thing around an 1/8"thick maybe a little more if you are careful.
1610345
I prime everything w/ acrylic undercoat. I can't imagine ur casting such large items that u can't do it by hand.
1537013
Not sure - but think you would have a very hard time getting through anything thicker than 1/4" thick. Have not tried anything thicker than vinyl upholstery material myself. Worked fine for that.
771251
Yes, you can. This is pretty much what the tool was designed to do. I think I was hoping I could work with thinner material.