I will design 3d printable slip casting mold for ceramic pottery with stl file


About this gig
Looking for a precise, production-ready slip casting mold for your ceramic or pottery product? You're in the right place.
I design custom slip casting molds optimized for real plaster casting and 3D printing, using SolidWorks and Fusion 360. Whether you need a mold for a mug, bowl, vase, figurine, or a fully custom ceramic product, I turn your sketch, reference image, or existing piece into an accurate, manufacturing-ready CAD model.
What you get:
- Multi-part mold design with correct draft angles for clean release
- Proper wall thickness for even, consistent casting
- Pour spout and seam line placement done right
- Print-ready STL and STEP files
My process is simple: you send your idea or reference, I confirm dimensions and details with you, then I model, review with you, and deliver final files ready for 3D printing or plaster mold production.
I have real experience with slip casting geometry, not just generic 3D modeling, so your mold actually works in production, not just on screen, saving you costly reprints and failed casts.
Message me before ordering so we can discuss your project and get every single detail exactly right
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Get to know Qosim
Slip Casting Mold Designer, CAD And STL Expert
- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceNov 2025
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery1 day
Languages
English, German, French
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FAQ
Do you ship a physical plaster mold, or only a digital file?
I deliver a digital, print-ready design (STL and STEP files). You or a local 3D print/plaster service produce the physical mold — this keeps cost and shipping low and lets you reprint if anything ever wears out.
What do you need from me to start?
A sketch, reference photo, existing product, or a clear written description with rough dimensions. The more detail you share, the fewer revision rounds we'll need.
Will the mold actually release cleanly and cast evenly?
Yes — every design accounts for draft angles, wall thickness, and seam placement specifically for slip casting, not just a generic 3D shape. This is the difference between a mold that looks right and one that actually works in production.

