Casting hollow shells from a mould


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Hi,

I'm looking for some advice to point me in the right direction in terms of materials and techniques for a project I'm working on.

In a nutshell, I need to take a positive impression of the inner-ear, create a mould and then cast a solid shell from the mould (think of a hearing-aid shell) into which electronics will be placed later.

I have seen some discussion online around this topic whereby acrylic resin is allowed to partially cure, solidifying from the outside toward the centre and therefore creating a "shell" of the mould.

My question is: give that I have no background in composites, plastics or materials science, how might this be achieved, and what materials/tools would be needed?

Thanks in advance!

Kenny
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