mould making

Mould making is the process of creating a negative imprint or cavity of an object, which can then be filled with materials like plaster, resin, or metal to produce copies. The process typically involves designing a model of the desired item, then shaping a mold material—such as silicone, rubber, or plaster—around it to capture its details. Once the mold hardens, the original model is removed, leaving a hollow form ready for casting. This technique is widely used in manufacturing, art, and prototyping to produce multiple accurate replicas efficiently and consistently.