Many mixtures are called plaster of Paris—so named for the abundant deposits of pure gypsum near the eponymous city, originally used to make plaster—and are typically easy to prepare and ...

A teenage girl lost all but two of her fingers after her hands became trapped in a bucket of plaster of Paris during a school art lesson. The 16-year-old had wanted to make a cast of her hands ...

An artisan at work in the Plaster Cast Workshop of the GrandPalaisRmn in Saint-Denis, a suburb of Paris. The workshop was founded in 1794 to create casts of sculptures for the Louvre, and to ...

We like how he used some G-code to shake the build plate to help remove bubbles. Once the plaster solidifies, the plastic and mold are placed in the microwave to soften the plastic for removal.

A teenage girl had to have most of her fingers and thumbs amputated because of severe burns caused by mixing plaster of Paris by hand during an art class. The 16-year-old girl is said to have suffered ...

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