And if somebody in your house goes looking for the mitre box…it’s still a mitre box and can be used as such! Just pull out the side inserts!
Mitre Box Soap Mold
From Contributed by Pat Tyson of Pitterpat Skincare, for About.com
Pour the soap. Let it harden the appropriate amount of time. When it is ready to cut, pull out all of the sides of the mold. Lift up the lining. Use the miter box to help you cut.
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- Let's Get Started Making a Soap Mold Out of a Mitre Box
- Equipment/Materials Needed to Make Your Mold
- Cut the wood strips for the sides of the mold
- Attach the 1x2 strips to the top of the thin strips to make the side strips
- Take a very accurate measurement to determine how wide to cut the end pieces
- Finish the end pieces in the same way as the sides
- Put the mold together
- Lining the mold
- Making soap in your new miter box mold
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