Mold measurement worksheet
Record cavity dimensions, piece counts and known volumes before building your batch. Includes a worked round-mold example.
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A record for every pour.
Measure, calculate and keep the details. Five free worksheets and reference sheets to print or copy into Google Docs.
PDF · ready to printGoogle Docs · copy and editMetric & US examples
Resin mixing ratio chart
Keep A/B examples from 1:1 to 5:1 beside your workbench. Includes a 100:43 weight example and a calculation from an existing Part A amount.
1 printable page · FreeResin pour log template
Keep planned and actual quantities, product details and later observations in one reusable record. Make a separate copy for each pour.
1 printable page · FreeDeep pour epoxy worksheet
Estimate a rectangular void in metric or US units. Record individual pours and product limits separately from the total geometric volume.
1 printable page · FreeTable top epoxy worksheet
Work out a flat rectangular or round top at a chosen thickness. Record coats, edge amounts and extra allowance without assuming a universal coverage rate.
1 printable page · FreeChoose the format that fits your workspace
Print: download a PDF directly from ResinBatch, then print or save it. No account or email is needed.
Edit: choose “Make a Google Docs copy” and save your own version. Google may ask you to sign in. The shared master stays read-only; your completed copy belongs in your own Drive.
Keep the product instructions beside the sheet
The sheets help with geometry, proportional calculations and records. They do not choose a resin, determine safe batch sizes or predict cure time. Use the mixing ratio and measurement basis for your exact product, and follow its handling, depth and working-time instructions.
Need live calculations? Open the mold and batch calculator or the mixing ratio calculator. Our calculation methodology explains the formulas and limits.