Thanks everybody, glad you like them so far.
Maybe. It'll all depend how well I go at molding and casting, as this'll be my first crack at it. If it turns out well enough there's a chance.
Correct Squishy! Although the answer isn't all that hard to find I have mentioned it several times. I know, I know, the words just get in the way of the pictures, but they are worth reading sometimes.
Just incase anyone is unfamiliar with MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) It's basically just woodpulp compressed and glued together into sheets. Wiki has a good article on it including safe handling-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medium-density_fibreboard
It may seem like safty gets mentioned on the forums alot, and while the immediate effects of some of the things we use are obvious- like getting something fly into our eyes- some others like the effects of resin fumes and sawdust (any sawdust, not just MDF) don't become visible until we're older. And believe me, you start getting older alot faster than you expect, so think safe while working on your hobby of choice.
mjolnir follower said:Juliet, you never fail to impress. Doing a run of these in the future maybe?
Maybe. It'll all depend how well I go at molding and casting, as this'll be my first crack at it. If it turns out well enough there's a chance.
XxCALIBERxX said:what wood are you using? pray tell... They look perfect, symetrical, smooth and extremely well made!
Squishy said:It would be MDF, wouldn't it? I mean that would explain the mask he uses when cutting it.
Correct Squishy! Although the answer isn't all that hard to find I have mentioned it several times. I know, I know, the words just get in the way of the pictures, but they are worth reading sometimes.
Just incase anyone is unfamiliar with MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) It's basically just woodpulp compressed and glued together into sheets. Wiki has a good article on it including safe handling-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medium-density_fibreboard
It may seem like safty gets mentioned on the forums alot, and while the immediate effects of some of the things we use are obvious- like getting something fly into our eyes- some others like the effects of resin fumes and sawdust (any sawdust, not just MDF) don't become visible until we're older. And believe me, you start getting older alot faster than you expect, so think safe while working on your hobby of choice.
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