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Archery Target Beer Bottle Mould

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This is a custom Mould ive made for our archery Club.

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This is a custom Mould ive made for our archery Club.

It includes our Logo as Beer brand and a standard target on the other side.

Its supposed to be filled with PU foam. Repair foam for archery targets is what we used.

The Volume is ca. 760ml. You will need to do the math for your paticular foam to get the right amount.

Print:

  • Print in ASA and smooth the inside with acetone.

  • Print the gasket in TPU for a optimal seal.

Material:

  • 6 to 10 M6 Bolts,  min. 14mm long

  • 2 washers and 1 nut per bolt.

  • Pu foam of your choice.

  • release agent

Assembly:

  1. Place the gasket on one side of the mould. Use the indicating hexagons.

  2. Apply release agent. (dont forget the insert)

  3.  Bolt halves together

  4. Prepare your foam and pour it in the mould.

  5. Insert the insert and secure it by sliding a "Deckel" on from each side.

  6. Slide on the "Clamp".

  7. Wait for your foam to cure and demould.

Best of luck casting.

The hole in the bottom is so one can insert a rope and push a nail through the side of the bottle and through the rope.

In our pacours the bottles have a wheight at the end of the rope, so they can get knocked away on impact, but dont get to far.

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