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Most molding compounds are composite materials that consist of epoxy resins, phenolic hardeners, silicas, catalysts, pigments, and mold release agents. A product’s chemistry and filler material help ...

Practical, no doubt, but pretty unsporting, especially when it’s possible to cast custom lenses at home using silicone molds and epoxy resins. Possible, but not exactly easy, as [Zachary Tong ...

There was only one problem…she had no experience with the silicone molding process or epoxy ... resins which would be required for such an operation. Toothpicks were used to make channels in the ...

Now, the brand is getting into the Halloween spirit with a themed charcuterie board—and it’s all treats and no tricks. The CharBOOterie Board has 20 carefully curated ingredients like merlot ...

you can always build a charcuterie board skull the opposite way. Instead of using a mold, you can take a plastic skull decoration and build around that by disinfecting the skull and wrapping ...

PEOPLE asked two charcuterie experts how to make scary-good meat and cheese boards this Halloween Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's food department. She writes the weekly ...

Thanks to this Farberware travel charcuterie board that’s been steadily climbing Amazon’s list of the most wished-for kitchen and dining items, guests and hosts alike can now take their ...

The salty, savory, and flavor-packed hard sausage is the perfect addition to round out any charcuterie board (or shotcuterie ...

Edge retention is an important consideration when selecting a mounting resin. Hot mounting compounds tend to provide better edge retention compared to cold mounting resins, but they require investment ...

They are more than meats and cheese and fruits and vegetables artistically arranged on a wooden board. Charcuterie boards are the vehicle which brings people together to share food but more ...