- May 9, 2012
- 23,852
- 80,544
- Primary Interest:
- Other
Peralta stone duplication's?
So if the heart rests on top of the piece below it,( opinions vary if it does stand proud, or is recessed) how does the heart get fitted to finished copy of the lower "stone"?
Multiple requirements to cast a heart shaped opening with a bottom partway through in a copy of rectangular stone.
A release agent coating the sides and both faces of the heart.
A way to position heart precisely in orientation to the larger stone. Locator pins or a jig or fixture or witness marks.
The larger stones mould then has the heart inserted and positioned in it properly. Then is filled and the heart is covered with enough matrix on what will be the stones backside until the desired thickness of the larger stone copy is reached.
Once the material is firm enough to be turned rightside up the heart is then extracted.
The heart shown would be the pattern for inlay in the stone.
So if the heart rests on top of the piece below it,( opinions vary if it does stand proud, or is recessed) how does the heart get fitted to finished copy of the lower "stone"?
Multiple requirements to cast a heart shaped opening with a bottom partway through in a copy of rectangular stone.
A release agent coating the sides and both faces of the heart.
A way to position heart precisely in orientation to the larger stone. Locator pins or a jig or fixture or witness marks.
The larger stones mould then has the heart inserted and positioned in it properly. Then is filled and the heart is covered with enough matrix on what will be the stones backside until the desired thickness of the larger stone copy is reached.
Once the material is firm enough to be turned rightside up the heart is then extracted.
The heart shown would be the pattern for inlay in the stone.
Amazon Forum Fav 👍
Last edited: