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How to figure how much oil for mold.

How to figure how much oil for mold.

Hi everyone.I wanted to post this as a sticky so all could learn how much oils are needed for your mold. Here is the way to figure it. Lets use a log mold that is 12 inches long, 3-1/2 inches wide, and you want to pour to a depth of 2-1/2 inches. You take length X width X height of pour...

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Lining Wooden Molds - Part 1

lining wooden molds - part 1

A couple weeks ago I wrote something about it takes only a few minutes to line a mold with freezer paper. Not sure if I am doing it the best way, but it works for me and it is fast. Here we go: Cut a piece of freezer paper a few inches bigger than the inside of the mold. (Ends removed)...

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Lining Wooden Molds - Part 2

lining wooden molds - part 2

"Pleat" both ends. [attachment=0:htefvp5j]step_6.jpg[/attachment:htefvp5j] Place the paper in the mold. Put the ends back on. [attachment=1:htefvp5j]step_7.jpg[/attachment:htefvp5j] Paper in mold. End pieces of the mold on. [attachment=2:htefvp5j]step_8.jpg[/attachment:htefvp5j] Cutting the...

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Soap/Lye Calculators: A guild

Soap/Lye Calculators; A guide

I thought it would be helpful to everyone to put together a little guide to the soap calculators that were available online, as well as some relevant information. I would like this to be an evolving thread because I realize that there are quite a few calculators available, and there are...

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The Acronym and Abbreviation Definition Thread

The Acronym and Abbreviation Definition Thread...

edited 11/13 to add link to site if acronym isn't on the list below: http://www.internetslang.com/ UNDER (constant) CONSTRUCTION This thread is intended to be an evolving thread, so if you have any suggestions please feel free to PM a mod and they would be happy to help/add new definitions...

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