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HandiMorph

Hand Moldable Plastic

HandiMorph Polycaprolactone (PCL) plastic is a low-temperature plastic that is can be molded by hand. It is great for arts and crafts, DIY projects, prototyping and making!

We recommend using a rice cooker that can maintain a water temperature of 150 degrees F (60 degrees C) to heat the plastic. Place the HandiMorph pellets inside plastic bags, and leave the bag in the rice cooker set to "keep warm". Take out small amounts of HandiMorph as needed, and have fun!

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