Hi there. I've used Pour Stone in the past to make grinding and pitch lap tool bases. It was always a relatively drawn out process because the Pour Stone literally took days to fully cure and then it had to be sealed with epoxy which took another day or so to fully cure. The pour stone tools worked quite well, but I've read about dental stone and that it doesn't need to be sealed and it doesn't seem to take very long to set up.

I found a bunch of dental stone stuff @

http://nowakdental.com/

Just search for 'stone'

Has anyone used any of the other Gypsums Stone products? Many of them seem to have better work times and soome look to be pourable [i.e. flowstone]. I'd prefer not to have to seal the tool.

Just wondering before I cast a new tool for a new project.

Thanks for any input!

• Dental stone - adventurer - November 15, 2006 - 07:44 UTC
• Fixall - rick_crockett - April 18, 2007 - 05:19 UTC