Do you know how to make replacement carvings using a mold?
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Or have a video? I need to replace missing pieces of carving on my Singer 22 parlor cabinet. I'm sure there must be a way to cast them using a mold, I just can't find it. So, if you have any ideas or resources, lay 'em on me!
Thanks ever so much in advance,
Patti
Thanks ever so much in advance,
Patti
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Kalama -- a 3d printer is a great idea!
themadpatter -- try this video for ideas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mZXvijwj8E How to Reproduce a missing molding or part on furniture (using silicone). Once you create the mold and then the reproduction, you can use your casted item to carve your wood out if you're good at woodworking. At least that's how I'm thinking it may be done if you really want wood.
The comments section on this video are helpful, too.
themadpatter -- try this video for ideas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mZXvijwj8E How to Reproduce a missing molding or part on furniture (using silicone). Once you create the mold and then the reproduction, you can use your casted item to carve your wood out if you're good at woodworking. At least that's how I'm thinking it may be done if you really want wood.
The comments section on this video are helpful, too.