18x12x2" Silicone Mold For Epoxy Resin - Charcuterie Board Form

My first charcuterie board turned out great. It easily released from the mold. I did use mold release spray for bottom and sides of mold. I used 10 lb dumb bells wrapped with tyvek tape to hold down wood and bar clamps with cauls on sides of molds to minimize epoxy seeping onto sides of boards. (Probably not necessary.) Green color of epoxy river really complements the olive wood. This will be one of several boards for Christmas presents for our children and grandchildren children.

Makes it so easy to make beautiful gifts for friends and family.

This is my second charcuterie board form These are much superior to the rigid form I had used previously. That one put a distinct curve in the bottom which required substantial planing to get it flat