Where would Air bubbles get trapped in this mold?
why are you making a weapon?
why can't you do something useful with your life?
>>1138570
What direction are you pouring it from?
>>1138578
From the middle of the side blade. I cut a glue stick and stuck it there. Hard to tell from that picture
>>1138582
Do you have lots of vent holes at all the end points? I count at least 7 spots.
>>1138577
Do you mean a prop?
>>1138583
Doing that at the moment. Which direction would you pour from? This thing is an awkward shape
>>1138588
I'd be tempted to pour it blade up from the center. Probably can get away with zero vents because of the curve.
>>1138590
Would the resin reach this certain spike point if it's poured the way you mentioned? That's the one possible issue I see
Sorry wrong pic
>>1138591
Well there's one way to find out. If it doesn't you'd just have to carve a small riser above the area for the next pour. It's the trade off of not having 7+ risers to grind/sand down.
Also since you said resin I should point out I only know about metal casting. Your way maybe better. I'll defer this one.
>>1138578
Downwards, in accordance with gravity
>>1138570
Every corner which isn't at the bottom and also that little nub thing
I'd sprue to each corner and have a vent on either side (the E side and the Blade side) - and pour through the part which connects to the head I guess.
Maybe slope it down at a 45 or 135 degree angle like pic. Usually helps - like if you're pouring a pint you angle the glass.
>>1138670
That looks like a fuck ton of wasted space
just pressurize the shit when you're pouring it in
>>1138570
>casting a poleax head
>top spike can't penetrate mail at all
>top spike is as long as the ax head
>ax head is convex
>weird trident when you could have a pickhead