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Everything about casting at iHobby


A diverse collection for casting

At iHobby, you'll find an extensive assortment for casting, including Jesmonite, concrete & plaster, casting molds, and casting decoration. Whether you're interested in creating unique decorative objects or functional pieces, at iHobby, we have everything you need to get started with casting.


Discover the versatility of casting materials

With our collection of casting materials, you can realize various projects. From casting concrete planters to creating plaster figurines, the possibilities are endless. Discover the creative freedom that casting offers and be inspired by our diverse selection of materials and tools.


High-quality materials, including Jesmonite

At iHobby, we strive for quality and sustainability, which is why we offer high-quality materials for casting, including Jesmonite. Jesmonite is a particularly environmentally friendly material that is perfect for making decorative objects and functional pieces. With Jesmonite, you can create beautiful creations that are both aesthetic and environmentally friendly.


Frequently Asked Questions


What is the difference between Jesmonite and plaster?

Jesmonite is a water-based composite material consisting of a combination of plaster, cement, and resin. It is lighter and easier to work with than traditional plaster but offers similar durability and aesthetic possibilities. Plaster, on the other hand, is a powdery material that is mixed with water and then hardens, often used for making molds and castings.


How do you make your own molds with alginate powder?

Alginate powder is a flexible material used for making molds of three-dimensional objects. Mix the powder with water according to the instructions on the package and pour the mixture over the object you want to replicate. Wait for the alginate to cure and then remove the object to obtain an accurate mold that you can use for casting materials such as plaster, concrete, or Jesmonite.


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