19x19x0.5" Full Size Chess Board Silicone Mold With 2" Squares
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| Interior Size: | 19x19x0.5" |
| Fluid Volume: |
Each Square = 0.44oz Total Squares (64) = 28oz / 828ml Base = 62oz / 1833ml Lines Backfill = 10oz / 295ml Grand Total = 100 oz / 2956ml |
| Wall Thickness: | 1/2" |
| Material: | Platinum Cure Silicone - Shore 30A |
| Interior Finish: | Polished / Shiny |
This is possibly the worlds first full size, competition specification chess board silicone mold. This massive 19x19" mold is 1/2" deep and features full size 2x2" squares that are 0.2" in depth. At nearly 6lbs in weight, it uses 7-10 times the amount of silicone used in the common small and thin, Chinese made, chess board molds found on Amazon or Etsy.
With full size 2x2" squares separated by 1/8" lines, both 0.2" in depth, you can create solid, thick squares with ease using alternating resin, concrete or Jesmonite colors. Once your small squares are set, you can then pour an additional layer (which will end up being the base of the chessboard) to solidify all the squares and surrounding border together. The total thickness of the finished cast board is 1/2".
Once you demold this piece, you can leave the separating lines unfilled, fill them with your choice of resin, or sand then flood coat your entire finished chess / checkers board.
If you are looking for a chess board mold you can cast objects, flowers, or even wood into, check out the 18x18x1.5" Deep Chess Board mold with 1.75" squares that we also offer.
We do not currently carry any chess player / chess piece molds. However, we recommend the large 3D printed chess pieces crafted by Spectra 3D Technologies.
Crafted Elements Silicone Molds
The last mold you will ever need. Created just for makers, resin artists and wood workers, these time saving flexible yet durable silicone molds significantly cut down on the setup and demolding time usually involved with other molds. Silicone molds are superior to wood and tuck tape, and HDPE molds because:
- They can be used with epoxy resin, resin and wood, concrete, Jesmonite, plaster and more.
- They never need assembled, or disassembled. Saving huge amounts of time.
- The strength and flexibility of the molds allows you to insert and remove pieces of wood easily.
- The corners and edges never need sealed.
- When using wood, the wood stays in place, tight in the mold if you cut it 1/16" larger than the width of the mold. Alternatively use our HDPE block kit in conjunction with hand weights or clamps to keep your wood from up in your resin. The HDPE blocks dont stick to set resin and are easily and cleanly removed.
- The mold is heat resistant to ~450F. Avoid direct contact with the flame of a torch. Briskly wave your torch or use a heat gun to pop bubbles.
- The molds are reusable. However silicone molds do have a finite lifespan when used with epoxy resin, but getting 20-30+ castings out of the mold can be expected when they are properly cared for and a non-silicone based mold release spray is used.
- Like HDPE, epoxy resin does not stick to silicone. However, the heat generated by the exothermic reaction and the chemicals in epoxy resin are very harsh to all silicone molds. Additionally, if part of your epoxy has not fully set due to improper mixing, the epoxy can become bonded to the mold. Both of these factors can lead to mold tear out when removing your piece from the mold, leading to pits and tears on the surface of the mold. This is why we a non-silicone based mold release spray is required before each pour. To help prevent tear out and to increase the life of your mold. We use the 'MG Chemicals 8329 Non-Silicone Epoxy Mold Release', 'Mann Ease Release 200' or 'Mann Ease Release 300'. Cooking spray, vaseline, silicone based sprays or sprays designed for urethane or polyester products should NEVER be used. Using a proper, non-silicone based mold release can mean the difference between getting only a couple of uses from your mold to 20, 30 or more.
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