Soap mold evolution.

[Drchurchillsoaps]

Made my first mold yesterday and it was okay nothing great. So today I like the size and wanted to make a model a little more up scale. First three are yesterday’s primitive model
Other two photos are of today’s model. I’ll use this and see what I do and don’t like meow!

 

[Mobjack Bay]

It looks great!

 

[lsg]

Great job!

 

[Drchurchillsoaps]

Made my first mold yesterday and it was okay nothing great. So today I like the size and wanted to make a model a little more up scale. First three are yesterday’s primitive model
Other two photos are of today’s model. I’ll use this and see what I do and don’t like meow!

Liked it a lot so I made two haha

 

[Bubble Agent]

Liked it a lot so I made two haha

Hey, great job!

Besides, why build one when you can have two at twice the price?

(partial quote from the movie Contact )

 

[Drchurchillsoaps]

Grand total on these was less than $5 for both. Left over cedar siding from last year just sitting in garage, the white insert is a kick plate from a kitchen install, then $0.29 for each screw at Home Depot and $2 per pack of wing nuts. I still have a lot left for Slabs and soap log splitters but I just playing with designs.

 

[Bubble Agent]

Grand total on these was less than $5 for both. Left over cedar siding from last year just sitting in garage, the white insert is a kick plate from a kitchen install, then $0.29 for each screw at Home Depot and $2 per pack of wing nuts. I still have a lot left for Slabs and soap log splitters but I just playing with designs.

Can`t beat those prices, good for you to be able to make your own molds

Btw, I was joking earlier, in case it didn`t translate. I know materials don`t add up to much when using leftover pieces of wood etc. My brother in law is a carpenter, he made me a mold from leftover materials and screws a couple of years ago. He told me it cost him about 20 NOK (which amounts to about $2.2)