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Silikonform für Lichthäuschen Lithophane / Maritim / Standardhaus

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Silikonform für Lichthäuschen Lithophane / Maritim / StandardhausEntdecke die Magie des Lichtes mit unseren exklusiven Silikonformen fr Lichthuser Kreiere im Handumdrehen dein eigenes Lichthaus, mit unseren Silikonformen ist das jetzt ein Kinderspiel. Jetzt NEU!!! Next Level Lichthuschen im Lithophane Style! Wichtige Hinweise vor dem Kauf: Bitte beachtet, dass um den besonderen Lithophane Effekt zu erzielen, der Guss auf verschiedenen Ebenen aufgebaut werden muss. Dies bedeutet, dass an einigen Stellen des

Entdecke die Magie des Lichtes mit unseren exklusiven Silikonformen für Lichthäuser
Kreiere im Handumdrehen dein eigenes Lichthaus, mit unseren Silikonformen ist das jetzt ein Kinderspiel.

Jetzt NEU!!!
Next Level Lichthäuschen im Lithophane Style!

Wichtige Hinweise vor dem Kauf: Bitte beachtet, dass um den besonderen Lithophane-Effekt zu erzielen, der Guss auf verschiedenen Ebenen aufgebaut werden muss.
Dies bedeutet, dass an einigen Stellen des Lichthauses der Guss relativ dünn sein wird.
Diese Variation in der Materialstärke ist entscheidend, um die Lichtdurchlässigkeit zu maximieren und die zauberhaften Motive zu kreieren die bei der Hinterleuchtung entstehen.
Wichtig! Der Motivteil der Form, muss komplett mit Raysin bedeckt sein.
Bitte überprüfe vor dem Zusammenbau, ob genug Licht durchscheint, sollte der Lichtdurchfluss zu gering sein, dann muss auf der Rückseite noch etwas Material durch schleifen abgetragen werden.

Maße: (alle Maße sind ca. Maße)
Großes Haus🏠
Gegossenes Objekt: B/H
Bodenplatte: 15cm / 1cm
Giebelseite: 10cm / 16cm
Seitenwand: 12,7cm / 11cm
Dach 1 Seite: 14cm / 10cm

Kleines Haus🏠
Gegossenes Objekt: B/H
Bodenplatte: 12cm / 0,5cm
Giebelseite: 7,5cm / 12cm
Seitenwand: 9,5cm / 8,5cm
Dach 1 Seite: 10,5cm / 7,5cm

Um dieses tolle Häuschen zu zaubern, brauchst du mindestens zwei, besser noch vier verschiedene Silikonformen.

Lasst uns mit der Grund-Silikonform starten, der Bodenplatte.
Diese Form ist euer Ausgangspunkt.

Weiter geht es nun mit der Seiten und Giebelwand, diese werden jeweils 2x gegossen.

Als nächstes kann optional noch die Silikonform für das Dach hergenommen werden, auch diese wird dann 2x gegossen.

(Wenn du dein Häuschen mit Dach gestaltest, dann bitte keine Kerzen verwenden, wähle dann lieber eine Lichterkette oder ähnliches)

Das Dach wird später abnehmbar sein, da es einfach aufgesetzt werden kann.

Schritt Nummer eins:
Um eine gleichmäßige Wanddicke zu bekommen, gieß dünnflüssiges Raysin in deine gewünschten Formen.

Schritt Nummer zwei:
Damit deine Werke nach dem Gießen keine störenden Unebenheiten haben, schnapp dir noch Sandpapier oder eine Feile und gebe deinen Werken den letzten Schliff.

Im dritten Schritt klebst du die Wände nacheinander an die Grundform (Bodenplatte).
Wenn du ein Dach möchtest, klebe auch dieses nun zusammen. Verwende hierfür zusätzlich auch die Eckwinkel, sie geben deinem Dach noch mehr Stabilität. (Hier musst du, je nachdem wie dick du Dach und Winkel gegossen hast, eventuell die Winkel vor dem kleben etwas zurecht schleifen)

(Unser Tip ist hier Ponal Express Holzleim zu verwenden)

Sobald alle Seiten sicher befestigt sind, entferne vorsichtig überschüssigen Holzleim und lass den Leim gut durchtrocknen.

Bestelle jetzt und lasse deiner Kreativität freien Lauf!

Material: Hochwertiges Abformsilikon, langlebig, leicht zu reinigen und garantiert eine einfache Handhabung.

Farbe: (kann abweichen)
Die Silikonformen werden in liebevoller Handarbeit für Dich gegossen.
Die Farbe des Silikons kann ggf. variieren, dies beeinflusst aber in keiner Weise die Qualität des Produktes.

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