Silicone cup mold.wmv
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What this video covers
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of building a silicone cup mold — also known as a stack or box mold — designed for casting resin prop parts. The tutorial covers the core workflow used in professional and semi-professional prop fabrication environments. Gel-10 silicone is the featured mold-making material, paired with a compatible casting resin system. This is a practical, technique-focused demonstration suited to prop makers looking to produce repeatable resin pieces.
Key takeaways
- ◆Demonstrates how to construct a silicone stack/box mold from start to finish
- ◆Gel-10 silicone is the primary mold-making material used
- ◆Designed for producing repeatable resin cast prop parts
- ◆References dedicated mold supply and resin product sources for materials
Who this is for
Prop makers and haunt builders who want to learn professional-grade silicone mold construction for producing repeatable resin parts.
Materials mentioned
- • Gel-10 silicone
- • casting resin
⚠ Safety notes
Silicone and resin products may emit fumes during mixing and curing; work in a well-ventilated area and follow manufacturer safety guidelines for handling uncured materials.
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