8. Stand plate in steel, 14 cm in diameter. Serves as a guide of the segments towards the middle when they are pressed together around the model. Marked with concentric circles, lines for the segments and segment numbers.
9. Cone, magnetic at the bottom and provided with a small tip at the top. Works partly as a stand for the model, which is pressed onto the tip (you may need to strengthen the bracket with a little modeling) and partly as a 'model' for a casting, especially important to have when casting in plaster. Can be placed anywhere on the tripod plate, as it is magnetic. Strong magnet of neodymium, which makes it sit securely on the plate during compression of the segments.
10. About 50 cm magnetic tape. Good when casting in plaster, to cover the groove on the inside of the lid so that the plaster does not stick. The groove is needed to hold the sand during casting.
11. Special screwdriver for the hose clamps. Probably the most used tool in the manufacture of the mold.
12. Strong neodymium magnet. Works well as a handle when pulling out, especially the first segment from the model. It is difficult to get a grip on the segment with your hands and a pull-out in the right direction is the most critical step in MSC casting.
13. 0.5 mm thick pipes, 15 cm long and diameters 17 mm, 19 mm and 21 mm. Good tool for 'punching’ a depression in the sand when casting rings
14. Thin steel plate 10 x 1 cm. Good tool to use if you want to place the magnetic cone (9) 'upside down' in any place, e.g. in the lid when casting plaster. See picture below.