London studio · UK & international projects
From a 3D printed master to a silicone mould and clean castings in epoxy, polyurethane resin or another suitable material.
Made around your project
Turn an original object or digital model into repeatable cast pieces. Stranger Hands can develop and 3D print the master, prepare its surface, make a silicone mould and cast copies in an agreed material. Bubble control is part of the process, with the mould design and casting approach chosen for the resin, geometry and finish you need.
What we can help with
We can print and finish a master from your 3D model, or discuss how to prepare an existing object for silicone mould making.
Mould splits, registration, pouring points and vents are considered around the shape and the planned casting material.
Epoxy, polyurethane (PU) resin and other compatible materials can be discussed. We agree the surface standard and use an appropriate casting process to minimise trapped air.
How a casting is made
Every casting starts with a master. The mould is made around it, and the copies come out of the mould. Each stage is agreed before the next one begins.
13D printed from your model, or prepared from an existing object, then finished for moulding.
2Designed around the shape, with splits, registration and vents planned for the casting material.
3Epoxy, polyurethane resin or another suitable material, cast and checked against the agreed finish.
What casting makes possible
From idea to delivery
Share the design, size, number of copies, material requirements and preferred finish.
We agree the master preparation and silicone tooling needed for the job.
The chosen material is cast and the pieces checked against the agreed finish requirements.
Print it or cast it?
For one piece, printing is usually the quicker route. When you need many identical copies, or a material a printer cannot use, a mould earns its place.
A few useful answers
Yes. The project can include digital modelling, 3D printing, master finishing, silicone mould making and casting.
Tell us the surface quality you need, especially for clear epoxy or detailed parts. We design for air release and use a suitable bubble-control process. The material, shape and finish standard are agreed before production; no single process guarantees every possible geometry.
Epoxy and polyurethane resin are options, and other materials can be discussed. Suitability depends on your mould, geometry and intended use. Include those requirements in your enquiry.
Yes. We welcome projects across the UK and internationally. Delivery arrangements for masters, moulds and castings are confirmed with the quote.
Tell us the essentials
Share your master or model, dimensions, number of castings, desired material and surface finish.
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