Making Things with Milo - Hollow, Impact-Resistant Flexible Prop

KX Flex 90 is a Shore 90A durometer two-part urethane elastomer mixed 100A : 120B by weight that has a short pot life and quick demold time. Milo demonstrates how to do a hand rotational casting with KX Flex 90 into a Rebound 25 mold in order to make a lightweight and impact resistant prop bust.
More information about KX Flex elastomers: www.smooth-on.com/product-lin...
Shore Hardness guide: www.smooth-on.com/page/durome...
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[@Mazki516]

We want more MILO!

[@smoothon]

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[@alteredstateskustom]

There’s lots of other products out there. But I always use Smooth-On because it’s so easy to use the amount of different products they have Thanks for all the detailed tutorials

[@smoothon]

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[@DuhRake]

Cool product and project, thanks!

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[@pro2944]

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[@gustonzimasheen]

Build em up, with Milo!

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[@WestBerlinCustoms]

Your videos show the capabilities of the product and the way to reach the best results extremly well! The couple entertaining elements are cool - I had to laugh every time the had went to the bench to demonstrate the durability. 😁 #AllThumbsUp ! 👍😎👍 Greetz all the way from Germany!

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[@WestBerlinCustoms]

@@smoothon I'm a long time subscriber and watched a lot of your videos. Even the 10+ years old clips are very interesting and helpful. Keep on posting, thanks! 🙌

[@miloradmedunic6202]

Danke!

[@ronzawora]

Pre covid werent you guys considering webinars? This instructor is amazing.

[@smoothon]

Yes and it is still something we may look into going forward.

[@yugos.oficial]

very cool videos 👍

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[@SBecktacular]

Hi SO- hoping you see this.. maybe you could show how one would make a casting and mold incorporating a piece of metal tubing embedded through it. Or ending up with a foam casting with a metal tube going through . That may be hard to picture, but like a foam hand holding a 1” diameter x 3’ length metal tube. Is there a way to make a foam or silicone casting that could incorporate another material like metal and become “part of” the casting? I hope that makes sense 🥴 Thanks for all your interesting videos! New sub, fascinating, A painter for years and I’m going to try some of this mold making!😃

[@smoothon]

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[@elifozinan5442]

Hi, your videos are very helpful, thanks for that. I want to learn something. I will be working with model dough and I want to buy this material. What substance should I use to remove the mold first?

[@smoothon]

Hi there! This is a good question for our tech support team, can you send them a ticket here? www.smooth-on.com/support/ticket/add/agree/ Thanks for watching!

[@MessyLittleFoodie]

Can this be done with any of the flex foam it foams? Thinking about wearable TMNT body parts cast in VytaFlex and then padded out with flex foam maybe 6 or 7, but avoiding it curing shut but also not too flimsy when moving around

[@smoothon]

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[@BeefaloBart]

About time we get some Milo time. But is there a food safe version of the KX Flex for use in making pet toys?

[@smoothon]

There is not a food safe version of KX-Flex at this point.

[@malakainibos6693]

sangat baik

[@yugos.oficial]

I have a question Milo, I usually degas polyurethane resin (smooth-cast 305) just before I put the molds into my pressure pot. I do this because of the size of the parts (32 mm miniatures) to make sure all the tiny bubbles rise up quickly. my molds have a big cavity on the top just to avoid the resin overflow during the degassing process. I have tried other resins and I have seen that the bubbles just blow up once they reach the top cavity with no-chance for the resin to overflow at all (just like lava, from a volcano). Do you know why it happens? (Is it due to the density or viscosity?) Is there some trick to minimize this effect? I have heard spraying a touch of alcohol on the top superficial layer could work, also adding some marble powder (I tried this and I changed it just a little bit, but no much) Thank you for this videos!

[@smoothon]

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[@yugos.oficial]

@@smoothon thank you! I will

[@fredrikoregard832]

👏👏👏😁

[@smoothon]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@christopherross8358]

Can you use sundevil?

[@smoothon]

You can add SunDevil to this material.