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Tealight Molds & Wick Holder

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A mold to make 9 or 25 tealights with included wick holder.

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Tealight Mold

  • A simple tealight mold that casts x25 tealights. 
  • A soft mold to help keep shape while curing. 
  • The tealights are approximately 38 mm (1.5 in) in diameter by 16 mm (0.63 in) high.
  • Print the mold in TPU rubber.
  • Printed on an Ender 3 at .2mm layer height with brim enabled.
    • How to use:
      • Place mold flat on a piece of parchment paper. A little bit of tape can be used to hold the mold in place but it is not necessary.
      • Insert your wicks into the center of each mold. You can use a bit of tape, a double sided sticker, or some melted wax to hold it in place.
      • Use a wick holder to keep wick centered.
      • Pour melted wax into each container right up to the brim.
      • Let the wax harden and cool.
      • Lift the mold up and remove the parchment paper from underneath.
      • Push candles out of from the bottom using your thumbs.
      • Voila! You have made you own tealights.

 

Tealight Mold BIG

  • One solid piece tealight mold that casts x25 tealights.
  • I recommend using the first version as it works better and is easier to remove candles. This was only made at request of a customer. Thought I'd upload it anyway.
  • Designed to be printed in TPU rubber.
    • 0.2mm layer height, 2 perimeters, 5% gyroid infill, 4 top/bottom layers, 4mm brim enabled

 

EDITS:

     March 16th

  • removed original  x16 version and added a x25 candle version in its place.
  • added a thick one piece design x25 candle mold.

     March 25th

  • added a x9 tealight version for easier printing
  • modified the molds to have no bottoms because they were tested and candles were difficult to remove. 
  • added a wick holder because it was difficult to keep wicks straight during pouring.

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