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Benjamin Horn

If the gelatin can be welded together, why not make two half molds that can mate flat with each other like hamburger buns and then weld the dog halves together?

User Name

This will be very useful information for when I make an army of ballistics gel dogs.

Palovs Pipe ßomb

You can use flocking powder to put fur on the dog, it would take a lot of effort to not look like shit, tho

Palovs Pipe ßomb

Also, why didn't you put screw-holes on your mold? You could have just screwed them together instead of using all those clamps. That's what I do when I 3d print molds when I make soft-bodied robots out of silicone, they are smaller however.

Unawarefruit

Love that Michael finds a way to weld regardless of application

Jamie Alban

6:44 the forbidden dog welding technique

jan arend

Now all u need is a parachute auto deploy mechanism and you can scare the hell out of cats

Neo

Ngl I join bc I got tired of Michael Reeves Jumpscare in my notifications and decided I needed that a smidge more often

Ian

Or you could 3D print a mold, that makes a final silicone mold, and that's what you use going further. At least that's what i saw online as the most optimal way to do this

Jaciel

i feel like its weird being hyped by seeing my name in the list but shit the only thing that i can be happy about in valentines day is that lmao

chunzter

The sunk cost fallacy of using 3D printed mold

jan arend

what worked for me when 3d print molding is printing a gasket with 85A TPU and placing that with a bit of vaseline in between the two halves. This made a leak proof mold for me that I used for 5 consecutive times without any problems

Gloompus

then you could carve a cavity in the middle before joining them too!

Gloompus

also someone named Donna is here looking for you