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I was wondering what soap molds do you like the best for CP soaps, and Salt bar soaps..

..do you like the divider molds best or the ones that you cut your own soaps..

I have been looking at all the molds trying to decide which one to buy..

I am still buying up supplies to start..lol:D

I have just bought some supplies from the co-op..

So hopefully I will have the rest of my supplies by the time

they come...

I have just been drouling over all the beautiful soaps

that you ladies have been showing here..

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I love my TOG mold with the re-useable funky foam liners. It's set up so you can either use it as a log mold or a slab mold.

I also like those individual 3-D molds. I purposely make my soap batch large enough to fit in my TOG, with enough soap left over to fit in a couple of 3-D molds.

For salt bars, I really like pouring them into those individual, Milky Way-type molds. There's no cutting or gelling to fuss about, and they unmold so beautiful and shiney.

MarieJeanette

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And the Southern Gents mold?

They are actually called Southern Garden molds, or Tony's molds.

http://tonysfragranceoils.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=10&products_id=29&zenid=13ca806d38516938822ecaedb7660d9c

My personal favorite is a Misty Creek mold. :smiley2:

I can't wait to get one made of HDPE...!!

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They are actually called Southern Garden molds, or Tony's molds.

http://tonysfragranceoils.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=10&products_id=29&zenid=13ca806d38516938822ecaedb7660d9c

My personal favorite is a Misty Creek mold. :smiley2:

I can't wait to get one made of HDPE...!!

Then order it LMAO!! You didn't sneak in and steal my Jeff mold did you?

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Hi guys,

I make my molds from HDPE so you don't have to use a liner. I can custom make them to any size you want. Most of the molds I've been making for people on this board so far have been log molds. Devil Woman and Texas Brat have some of my 18 bar slab molds. I don't have a picture of my slab mold yet but I plan to do that this weekend. Here are some pics of one of my latest log molds.

The first one shows the divider set in the middle so you can make 2 separate batches at once. The divider can be set anywhere in the mold so you can make two 3 lb batches or a 2 lb and 4 lb or whatever you want.

The second one shows the divider all the way to one side to make one 6 lb batch. You can also see the adjustable cutting guide option. You can adjust the guide to whatever dimension you want to give you equal size bars every time. The pieces in the background are the divider clamp and 1", 2" & 3" spacers for quickly adjusting the cutting guide. The spacers are 1/2" thick so you can stand one up on end to adjust it in 1/2" increments.

The last picture shows a log of soap set up in the cutting guide and how it works.

Also, Mslegacy posted some pics of a mold I made for her with a new batch of soap in it here.

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Hi Jeff,

I know I have spoken to you before about your mold.

I have a few questions, probably should have PMed you but maybe someone else will benefit from them.

1) It is obviously a 6# mold, so can it be divided into 3 - 2# molds?

2) What size bars does it make (width, height)

3) Can you make it without the cutter feature, really don't need that

4) What would the price of it be without the cutter

Lastly

5)How big are the bars, how many and how much are your slab molds?

Thanks, hope I didn't offend anyone asking so many questions.

Didn't think I was hijacking the thread but maybe I did?? Just a little? :o

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Hi Jeff,

I know I have spoken to you before about your mold.

I have a few questions, probably should have PMed you but maybe someone else will benefit from them.

1) It is obviously a 6# mold, so can it be divided into 3 - 2# molds?

2) What size bars does it make (width, height)

3) Can you make it without the cutter feature, really don't need that

4) What would the price of it be without the cutter

Lastly

5)How big are the bars, how many and how much are your slab molds?

Thanks, hope I didn't offend anyone asking so many questions.

Didn't think I was hijacking the thread but maybe I did?? Just a little? :o

Ok, let's see.

1) This one is a 6 lb mold but I only supply 1 divider so you can only divide it into 2. If you want another divider and divider clamp, we could talk.

2) Standard width is 3.5" but I can make it to whatever you want. The height depends on how much soap you put into it. I make a standard size mold to give you 3" of height but I could make it deeper if you wanted.

3) The adjustable divider, adjustable cutting guide (I do not supply the cutting blade) and lid are all separate options.

4) The price of a mold varies depending on the size. A 3 lb mold with no options is $55 and a 6 lb mold with no options is $70 with other sizes and prices in between. The options cost $5 each for the lid and cutting guide and the divider with divider clamp is $10.

5) Comparable size slab molds will give you the same number and size bars as a log mold. I can also space the dividers to whatever dimensions you want. The slab molds are $10 more because they use more material and are a bit more time consuming. The only options available on the slab molds are the dividers to make individual bars for $10 and a lid for $10. Again, the difference in price for the options is because of how much material is used.

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Hi guys,

I make my molds from HDPE so you don't have to use a liner. I can custom make them to any size you want. Most of the molds I've been making for people on this board so far have been log molds. Devil Woman and Texas Brat have some of my 18 bar slab molds. I don't have a picture of my slab mold yet but I plan to do that this weekend. Here are some pics of one of my latest log molds.

The first one shows the divider set in the middle so you can make 2 separate batches at once. The divider can be set anywhere in the mold so you can make two 3 lb batches or a 2 lb and 4 lb or whatever you want.

The second one shows the divider all the way to one side to make one 6 lb batch. You can also see the adjustable cutting guide option. You can adjust the guide to whatever dimension you want to give you equal size bars every time. The pieces in the background are the divider clamp and 1", 2" & 3" spacers for quickly adjusting the cutting guide. The spacers are 1/2" thick so you can stand one up on end to adjust it in 1/2" increments.

The last picture shows a log of soap set up in the cutting guide and how it works.

Also, Mslegacy posted some pics of a mold I made for her with a new batch of soap in it here.

Jeff is awesome to work with... I have a mold IN ROUTE right now! Hoping it arrives Monday!

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