Date: 9/20/1998, 7:59 pm
Yes, that would work, but I think it would be very expensive (even for me with a pedorthotist next door to my office).
I ended up with simple - since all I wanted was a basic mold I used a shallow box of sand and wiggled around to make a impression. I then covered that with wax paper and then a double layer of epoxy saturated fiberglass and sat on it (wax paper under my butt too). The end result seem reasonable but it needs a lot of structural support.
Mark
> The people who make orthotics for fitting into shoes have a kind of
> pressure shaped foam to make their molds. You just step on it and used the
> indentation in the foam to make the mold. Maybe you could get some of that
> and sit on it.
> John
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