These are awesome. I've got to get a set once I've got some more of my life sorted and have a regular range set up.

Also, I really like the Skull. Gotta figure out a way to carve whistles into it at some point (molding probably wouldn't work for that...)

@Jaegoor - how big was that rock you had ?

lol - I am considering making stamps that have images on them as well as the normal text stamps.

sling-moji's  if you will

Any update on the second skull mould? The flat nature of the face looks like it would sit nicely in a pouch.
Who wouldn't love throwing whistling skulls?

It might make it easier if you could make consistent clay bits to form, so you don’t need to squish much of anything out of the holes. Kinda like finding that perfect amount of batter to put in the waffle maker so it doesn’t ooze out.

Maybe something like this?

https://www.instructables.com/id/The-Country-Pottery-Build-a-Extruder-gun/

It would let you extrude a consistent snake of clay. You could cut it at the right length and have the perfect amount of clay to form.

Yeah, I just read that thread. Cool information.

just worked out which post offices are currently open and sent the first mould out to the states this lunchtime. 

We're basically up and running

postage for a 66x33 is £7.
The mould was £20

Unless you want something drastically larger - then it seems a fair price and saves mucking about with calculations all the time. 

They use about 4x more plastic then than the sliding moulds and take around 8 hours to print - 4 x longer.

Mind you if the cost of filament keeps going up I'll have to change that - but until I run out of what I've got at the moment - that's the price.

Lol wasn't yours I posted. New guy was really keen and paypalled me almost instantly
I'll sort the original three out and get them posted monday.

I'll make a flatskull mould over weekend.
Curious myself to see how it works.
Also got a new modelling program to try out for making the round faces.