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International Context Plaster casting For the method demonstrated at the BVMA course, the following materials are needed. Dental Plaster 40mm thick Styrofoam sheet latex sheet, as thin as possible 2 x base boards clamps plastic sheet The part to be cast (belly or back removed from the instrument) is placed on the Styrofoam, a 3mm outline is traced around it then cut out. The Styrofoam mould is then cut in half length ways. The belly is placed on the base The latex sheet is laid over The Styrofoam mould is board- if there is any distortion the belly and pulled tight to placed around the belly and or twist the high edge can be avoid wrinkles. Clamped to the base board supported with plasticine. using blocks to spread the clamping pressure. The mixture is poured into the mould, when the surface of the plaster starts becoming dull setting is advanced and it should be scraped level. Clamps are removed, a layer of plastic, then another base board is placed on top and the whole cast is turned over. 1 kg of plaster is mixed with 3 Remove the belly and latex litres water (approx) and stirred and ease the Styrofoam for at least 2 full minutes. mould away The mixing vessel should be The Completed cast! For tapped several times to remove information please refer any air bubbles. to the course notes. 13
International Context Neck grafts For detailed instructions on the procedure, please see the relevant attachment. Block cut for new neck. Detail of head with old neck Preliminary chalk fitting removed. Ready for fitting above block. 14
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