Slip Casting Mold for Handmade Mug 3D print model

This is a Digital Product – Please Read the Full Description CarefullyAre you a ceramic manufacturer tired of dealing with broken molds, high shipping costs, or being limited to the shapes available in the market?

We understand your challenges — and we have the solution.

With this digital download, you will receive STL files that allow you to create your own 3-part ceramic mug mold right at your workshop or home. No need to wait for shipments or spend large sums on traditional mold production. Simply print the parts, polish them, and cast your own silicone molds.

Why This Product Is a Game-Changer for Ceramic Artists and Manufacturers:No Shipping, No DamageReceive your files instantly after purchase and start making molds right away — no risk of breakage in shipping.

Designed for Slip CastingThese models are optimized for slip casting. The mug mold consists of 3 interlocking parts designed for easy assembly and demolding.

Designed With Shrinkage in MindBased on industry feedback, ceramic products shrink approximately 10% during firing. These models are already adjusted to compensate for that shrinkage.

Compatible with Most 3D PrintersAlthough SLA printers are ideal for perfect detail, you can also use FDM printers with filament. Just ensure accurate print dimensions and smooth surface finishing before making the silicone mold.

Material AdviceUse low-flexibility silicone for the best results. Highly flexible silicones may deform and affect mold alignment.

CustomizableYou can add your own logo to the base of the model. Need a custom design? Message me for personalized orders!

What's Included:STL files (for 3 parts of the mold)

High-resolution images with dimensions

Step-by-step usage tips in the description

Instant digital download after purchase

All files are exported in millimeters (mm) as the unit of measurement

Important Notes:This is a digital product only. No physical item will be shipped.

Make sure to read the description and check the dimensions in the product photos before printing.

If you have any questions, feel free to message me — I'm happy to help!