Instructions:
How much epoxy resin do I need for a table?
1) | Measure the length and width of your table in square feet. |
2) | Enter the numbers into the calculator (the order doesn't matter) |
3) | Press Calculate |
4) | Now that you have the area in ft2, choose a desired thickness of the epoxy resin layer (we generally recommend 1/8 of an inch). |
5) | Find the area you previously calculated in epoxy resin coverage chart (below) at the desired thickness to find the resin kit size you will need. |
Instructions:
This calculator is useful for calculating the volume of epoxy resin to mold or encapsulate an object in a rectangle or to calculate the amount of silicone needed to make your own mold.
Formula for the volume of a rectangle or square for mold making – Volume = Length x Width x Height
1) | Measure the length, width, and height of the rectangle you want to create or the mold box you want to form. |
2) | Enter your measurements in inches into the appropriate box |
3) | If you are looking to encase an object in epoxy in the shape of a rectangle, click calculate and use the volume to pick the appropriate sized kit for your project. |
4) | If you are making a mold, measure the length, width, and height of the object you want to mold. |
5) | Enter the measurements into the object boxes and click calculate. |
6) | This is the volume of silicone rubber you will need to make your mold. |
Instructions:
1) | Measure the radius and height of the cylinder you want to use as your mold box.
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2) | Enter your measurements in feet into the appropriate boxes. |
3) | If you are looking to encase an object in epoxy in the shape of a cylinder, click calculate and use the volume to pick the appropriate sized kit for your project. |
4) | If you are making a mold, measure the radius and height of the object you want to make a mold out of. |
5) | Enter the measurements into the object boxes and click calculate.
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6) | This is the volume of silicone rubber you will need to make your mold. |