Support moulds

By laminating A1 with A1 Triaxial Fibre, you can make support moulds that are very strong yet lightweight.

Stabilise the silicone mould before you start making the first support mould.
Cut the A1 Triaxial Fibre into pieces of various sizes, enough for 4 layers.
Weigh out A1 Liquid and A1 Powder in a 1:2 ratio by weight.
Gently add the A1 Powder to the A1 Liquid. Stir until all lumps have disappeared (about 1 minute) and you have a smooth mixture.
Brush A1 onto the silicone mould.
Press the A1 Triaxial Fibre into the wet A1. Continue until the entire silicone mould is covered with A1 and a layer of A1 Triaxial Fibre.
Add another layer of A1...
...and apply a second layer of A1 Triaxial Fibre into the still-wet A1.
Press the A1 Triaxial Fibre firmly into the wet A1.
Brush this layer with A1 again. Repeat until you have applied 4 layers of A1 Triaxial Fibre.
Let the A1 support mould dry for 60 minutes.
If desired, the A1 support mould can be finished with a multi-tool.
If needed, holes can be drilled in the A1 support mould for bolts and nuts.
The A1 support mould is ready for use.
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