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# Part II: Creating the two-part mold

I was lucky enough to come across a tutorial on YouTube to create a two-part mold in Fusion 360. Thijs shared this tutorial in the Whatsapp group chat, props to him! Basically I followed every single step in this tutorial. The only thing I did differently was the design the object inside the mold. The tutorial used a previously created donut. I chose to make a simple object: an hydrogen atom: two spheres that are connected via a cylinder. Using that instead of the donut in the tutorial allowed me to create my own two-part mold. 

The tutorial can be found here: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKZx9eHEL6o>

{% file src="/files/-M3zq9RSlday7trXyAVP" %}
The design file for the bottom part
{% endfile %}

{% file src="/files/-M3zqKKb7GO2-i7Yz1JF" %}
The design file for the top part
{% endfile %}


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