Stir stick Mold
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Use these with scrap silicone and scrap resin and make reusable tools, so you can make more silicone and resin projects.
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Pour spare silicone at the end of a project into these to make dump molds, that you can chuck spare resin into at the end of a pour, to make stir sticks, to make more silicone and resin.
Infinite glitch that helps stop overflow from going to waste.
Place some tape on the side with the hole in the wall, thats to make a tag you can pull on to remove the silicone easier after casting, Cut the tag off after removing the molds.
The chonky single is good for producing a sturdy mold that you can place silicone chunks from previous projects into to reuse waste, or broken molds as volume for the new mold.
The thinner triple molds are good for if you dont have chunks and want to use as little silicone as possible to make the molds from minimal materials
The heaviest mold is only 35 grams of silicone and each stick is 12-15 grams of resin, which is the same weight as a single D20 from one of my molds (1-2 standard dice). You can pour both the molds and the resin in multiple pours from the waste of multiple casts.
The sticks last for many uses as long as you lazily wipe them with something at the end of a cast. They're actually easier to clean than wooden, silicone or plastic stir sticks in my opinion.
I wipe them once with some paper towel im already using at the end of a cast and they're good to go.
I don't think I've had to throw a stick away yet and I cast a lot.