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This silicone mold is a casting tool for making yak-shaped candles, plaster pieces, and cement objects. The cavity holds the poured material while it sets, and the flexible silicone walls let the finished piece come out once it has hardened.
Candle makers and crafters who pour their own wax can use animal-shaped molds to add a novelty figure to a holiday or winter display. People working with plaster or cement for small decorative objects may also find a yak-shaped cavity useful for casting ornaments and tabletop pieces. The compact size suits hobbyists working on a small bench or tray.
Check the cavity shape first: an animal form suits buyers who want a recognizable figure rather than a plain block. Confirm the mold size fits the scale of the pieces you plan to cast and the space where you work. Consider the material you pour, since wax, plaster, and cement behave differently as they set. Silicone molds are chosen for their flexibility, which helps release castings with undercut shapes.
What is this mold made of?
It is made of silicone, a flexible material that bends during demolding.
What shape does the mold produce?
The cavity is shaped like a yak, so castings come out in that animal form.
What size is the mold?
The mold measures 9*8*5.
What can I cast in it?
The mold is used for candles, plaster, and cement, so poured materials that set into a solid shape are the intended fill.
How do I release the finished piece?
Silicone flexes, so the mold walls can be bent away from the casting once the material has set.
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