Experimenting with Casting Props using Epoxy
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Epoxy can be a great material for casting lightweight props out of silicone molds. Follow along as Bill gives a new material and technique the old college try!
Links
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N7 Eagle Build
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Tools & Materials
Epoxacoat Grey - SmoothOn
Epoxy Cloth (I got mine at Lowes) - Amazon
Expanding Foam - I used X30, you should probably use FoamIT 10
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Links
Volpin Props Post
N7 Eagle Build
Hei’s Dagger Build
Tools & Materials
Epoxacoat Grey - SmoothOn
Epoxy Cloth (I got mine at Lowes) - Amazon
Expanding Foam - I used X30, you should probably use FoamIT 10
Punished Props Mission: Transforming passionate fans into confident, skillful makers. Find out more at
Tune in every week for prop and costume tutorial videos on Monday and Wednesday!
Fun ways to help our channel:
Join the Extra Credit Club!
Buy our books!
Share your projects with us on twitter!
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
#PunishedProps
