Silicone Casting Mold, 18 x 12 x 2 Inches, for Charcuterie and Serving Board Projects Without Assembly
This silicone casting mold simplifies setup for charcuterie and serving board projects. Its 18 x 12 x 2-inch size gives creators a defined format to work with, while corners and edges that need no sealing remove a preparation step before casting.
Use the mold for epoxy resin, concrete, jesmonite, plaster or projects incorporating wood. Flexible silicone helps you insert and remove wood pieces, and the mold requires no assembly or disassembly between projects. With proper care and a non-silicone-based mold release spray, it can provide an expected 20–30+ castings.
Features
- Silicone construction combines strength and flexibility for inserting and removing wood pieces.
- No assembly or disassembly is required.
- Corners and edges do not need sealing.
- Works with epoxy resin, concrete, jesmonite, plaster and wood.
- Wood cut 1/16 inch wider than the mold's width can stay in place without clamps or weights.
- Heat resistant to approximately 450°F; avoid direct contact with a torch flame.
Specifications
- Product: Silicone casting mold
- Listed dimensions: 18 x 12 x 2 inches
- Material: Silicone
- Project applications: Charcuterie boards and serving boards
- Supported materials: Epoxy resin, concrete, jesmonite, plaster and wood
- Heat resistance: Approximately 450°F; avoid direct torch flame contact
- Expected reuse: 20–30+ castings with proper care and a non-silicone-based mold release spray
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can I use in this silicone casting mold?
This silicone casting mold works with epoxy resin, concrete, jesmonite, plaster and wood. Its listed size is 18 x 12 x 2 inches, and it is intended for projects such as charcuterie and serving boards.
Does the mold need assembly or sealed corners?
No, this mold needs neither assembly nor sealing at its corners and edges. It also requires no disassembly when you remove a casting.
How can I hold wood in place without clamps?
Cut the wood 1/16 inch wider than this mold's width so it stays securely in place without clamps or weights. The silicone's flexibility helps with inserting and removing the wood.
Can I use heat to remove bubbles?
Yes, you can use a heat gun or wave a torch briskly over bubbles, but keep the torch flame from directly contacting the mold. The mold is heat resistant to approximately 450°F.
How many castings can this mold make?
This reusable silicone mold has an expected life of 20–30+ castings with proper care and a non-silicone-based mold release spray. Care and release preparation matter when reusing it.