Mold recommendations, please...

[Hermanam]

I am looking for a multi log tray/block mold...something that can be cut into 3 loaves. I have found a few silicone lined or hdpe, but not a lot of plain wood options. Anyone know of any good resources?

 

[lsg]

Silvermoon has a good selection of molds.

http://www.silvermoonsoapmolds.com/

 

[Hermanam]

Silvermoon has a good selection of molds.

http://www.silvermoonsoapmolds.com/

Their molds look great, but it looks like they only have silicone....I am looking for some good ole wood molds. Any suggestions for those...my searches don't seem to turn up much. Thanks in advance

 

[lsg]

They also have the wooden molds to go with them. When you choose the silicone liner you like and click on it, you are given a choice of whether just to buy the liner or the liner and wooden mold also. Here is an example:

http://silvermoonsoapmolds.com//index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=33

 

[Hermanam]

Maybe I'm missing something...I see options for the liner only, or the liner and wood mold. I am not interested in the silicone liner, which is the most expensive part of the set. I'm just looking for a wood mold. I realize I could make one myself, but I was hoping not to have to mess with it and find a nice, reasonably priced one online. They seem kind of hard to find.

 

[HoneyLady]

Brambleberry also has some wood molds in various sizes, some with silicone liners available, some not.

~Honey Lady~

 

[Donna]

Creekside Soaps and Soap Making Resource have some good old fashion wood soap molds.
I'm not sure they have multi purpose molds, but if you contacted them, they may be able to custom
make one for you.

 

[kwahlne]

I bought some from Candles and Woodcrafts a while back. They were good.

http://www.candlesandwoodcrafts.com/woodensoapmolds.html

 

[lsg]

I believe there was someone on this forum who made molds to fit the Essential Depot liners. I bought one and really liked it. Does anyone remember who it was?

ETA: I found the link. You might contact them to see about building a mold to your specs.

http://www.designcraftindustries.com/