What the example shows
The photo shows how a three-dimensional shape is divided between mold halves. Small openings in the upper half provide visible filling access, while the finished pieces show the shape being discussed.
- Design decisions
- Review the split location, alignment between halves, filling access and the path used to remove the frozen piece. Confirm how the filled assembly will sit level and remain closed in the freezer. Evaluate the actual glass opening as well as the desired ice dimensions.
- What to send for a similar mold
- Send drawings or measured reference views, the intended ice size, cavity count, glass opening and freezer-space limits. Explain whether filling will be manual and how the assembled tray will be supported and handled.
- Prototype checks to agree
- Run a complete fill, freeze and demold trial with the intended setup. Check closure, filling access, release around projecting details and fit in the glass. Agree any change to the split, openings or outside dimensions before repeat production.