Pour Layers: Number of Pours, Even Layers and a Pour-and-Demould Schedule
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In this lesson
You work out how many pours each piece needs under the fictional label's maximum layer, spread the depth into even layers and schedule the pours and the demoulding of a bookend block with date-times.
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Lessons in this course
- Mould Volumes: Boxes, Cylinders, Shaped Moulds by Water Test and a Full Set Locked
- Volume to Mass: Fictional Densities, Grams per Piece and Pieces per Kit Locked
- Mix Ratios: Parts A and B by Weight and by Volume, and Checking a Weighed Mix Locked
- Batch Planning: Overage, Grams per Product, Number of Batches and Even Batch Sizes Locked
- Pour Layers: Number of Pours, Even Layers and a Pour-and-Demould Schedule Locked
- Pigments and Inclusions: Displaced Volume, Adjusted Resin Need and Pigment Grams Locked
- Waste and Yield: Mixed vs Used, Waste % per Project, Overall Waste and Savings from Batching Locked
- Cost per Piece and Pricing: Resin, Extras, Moulds Spread over Casts, Hours and a Price Chart Locked