What am I doing wrong?

Still off topic here, but this is what membrane is/does.

on topic: drtcmm: It can be various problems. If you injected the resin quickly, and air got trapped in those impressions, then there isn’t much you can do. Try to do it again, and when the resin gets near those areas, slightly clamp the resin line…let it slooooowly fill that area, and then open again to fill the rest. If those are the only areas that didn’t fill, you can also try filliing them first with resin, letting it gel, then doing the rest of the part. Or sand it down a bit, polish, and pretend it is only supposed to be a slightly raised area :wink: Or fill in with resin, and sand down again (depending on how deep the bubbles are)

Thank you so much for the picture. It makes a lot more sense now!

where can i find this membrane material?

Airtech they have this http://catalogue.airtech.lu/product.php?product_id=156&lang=EN

and http://catalogue.airtech.lu/product.php?product_id=405&lang=EN

Please don´t get confused with .lu that is their European Homepage, but obviously they have all the product in the States.

Airtech they have two kinds http://catalogue.airtech.lu/product.php?product_id=156&lang=EN

and

http://catalogue.airtech.lu/product.php?product_id=405&lang=EN

Please don´t get confused with .lu that is their European Homepage, but obviously they have all the product in the States.

Hi all

I’ve seen that this membrane can be used at toolside and bagside. It’s not clear to me the meaning of “toolside”

i’m sure you can use it toolside, only if you do not need the surface to be perfect. It would involve adding the membrane to bag and tool side, with some sort of breather on tool side as well. Your part will NOT be the same size as your tool (you would have the membrane, and breather thickness to contend with).
In the end, it would allow air to escape from ALL sides of the part…
but…why bother? Tool side is there for a reason, even if just for a shape.
ps: tool side is the MOLD side of the part. Be it an actual shaped mold, or a flat plate you infuse your part on. Tool = mold.

Riff42,
thank you for your explanation