Reusable Epoxy Resin Mold for Woodworking Projects, One-Piece Vacuum-Formed Casting Form in Multiple Shapes

Reusable resin molds give woodworkers and resin artists a seamless form for epoxy slabs, river tables, charcuterie boards, serving boards and other custom pours. The single-piece vacuum-formed construction helps contain resin during casting without assembled joints.

After the epoxy has fully cured, turn the form over and tap the bottom and side walls with a rubber mallet to release the project. Place the mold flat on a work table and secure the wood before pouring; an elevated setup can allow the form to bow as the epoxy heats and expands the HDPE.

Choose from rectangle, circle and oval configurations in the listed dimensions. The product is supplied as a Vac Form type mold, with each size selectable as its own variant.

Features

• Single-piece vacuum-formed resin casting form
• Reusable for repeated epoxy pours
• Seamless construction without assembled joints
• 7-degree tapered sides support release after curing
• Suitable for epoxy slabs, river tables, charcuterie boards and serving boards
• Flat work-table placement is required during casting

Specifications

• Type: Vac Form
• Shapes: Rectangle, circle and oval
• Available sizes: 4-1/4 x 25 in rectangle; 5 x 16 in rectangle; 10 x 18 in rectangle; 12 x 24 in rectangle; 24 x 48 in rectangle; 12 in circle; 14 x 22 in oval
• Construction: One-piece vacuum formed
• Release design: 7-degree tapered sides
• Use guidance: Place flat on a work table and secure the wood before pouring

Frequently Asked Questions

What projects can this epoxy mold be used for?

It is designed for epoxy slabs, river tables, charcuterie boards, serving boards and other custom woodworking pours.

How do I remove a cured project from the mold?

After the epoxy fully cures, turn the form over and tap the bottom and middle of the side walls with a rubber mallet.

Which shapes and sizes are available?

Available variants include five rectangle sizes, a 12-inch circle and a 14 x 22-inch oval.

How should the mold be positioned during a pour?

Place it flat on a work table and secure the wood; an elevated setup can allow the form to bow as epoxy heats and expands the HDPE.