Silicone mould for a cylindrical candle 16 cm tall and 6 cm across, with honeycomb cells in relief all round the body and about 315 g of wax.
A large candle from your own wax: about 3 per kilo of wax, with the 3×16 wick LYSON recommends.
01 · WICK AND BANDS
This mould has a slit: thread the 3×16 wick through the centre, hold it taut at the top with a stick and close the mould with rubber bands so the wax does not escape through the join. A light coat of silicone spray inside helps the cells come out clean. Pour the beeswax at 70-75 °C in a slow stream, so it reaches the bottom of every cell.
02 · SECOND POUR
Wax shrinks by around 10 % as it cools, and in a piece this size it shows: the poured face, which becomes the base, sinks around the wick. Fill it with a second pour once the surface has set, and unmould when the candle is completely cold, opening the mould along the slit.
03 · BEFORE YOU BUY
A 16 cm candle is lit on a plate or a steady candle holder. And a mould that has been used with wax does not go back to the kitchen: LYSON does not intend it for food.
| ✓ FITS | Large candles from your own wax with a honeycomb pattern: about 3 per kilo. |
| ✕ DOESN'T FIT | Quick batches: each candle needs two pours and a long cool. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | Wax, wick, rubber bands or release spray. |
| Reference | FS51 |
|---|---|
| Design | Cylinder with honeycomb cells in relief |
| Finished candle | 16 cm tall × 6 cm diameter |
| Wax per piece | About 315 g, some 3 candles per kilo |
| Recommended wick | 3×16, not included |
| Mould type | With a slit; closed with rubber bands before pouring |
| Pouring temperature | 70-75 °C |
| Material | Flexible silicone; not for food use |
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