Rotational casting for resin and silicone molds

Pro-Tocast Rotocasters
by Banly's

Rotocasters from our workshop to your bench

If you bought through Krimplewips, you already know this machine—now it ships from our workshop.

Nearly ten years on the bench. · Thousands out in workshops around the world. · You supply molds and resin

The machine

How it works

Pro-Tocast™ is a rotocaster—a rotational casting machine. Mount your mold, pour in resin, and rotate so the material coats the walls. Hollow props, toys, and parts, without print-layer texture. Krimplewips customers will recognize the same design; we have just brought sales home to the shop.

Nearly ten years on the bench. Thousands out in workshops around the world. Built to order, shipped worldwide—email for a quote outside the US.

Prop shops, garage kit builders, small studios, surgical teams making prosthetic forms—you bring the resin and the plan; we bring the machine.

Bench scale, built to order—workshop tools, not factory glass rotators or warehouse fulfillment.

For your shop

Workshop price, not factory price

Prop-shop and industrial rotocasters—usually steel or aluminum, built for factory scale—are commonly listed from about $2,500 to $13,000 USD. Pro-Tocast frames are hand-built from wood in our shop, run $139.95–$374.95, and ship worldwide.

We build for benches, garages, and small studios: hollow resin casts, props, and kits—not warehouse rotomolding lines. Every machine is cut, fitted, and tested here. After nearly ten years and thousands shipped, we still haven't found another shop hand-building wood rotocasters at this scale and price—if you know of one, we'd like to hear about them.

Compare plate size, motor option, and mold weight when you shop. DIY kits and industrial molders are a different category.

In the shop

How we build

Frames are SPF and white wood. We cut and shape the wood and print the plastic parts here. Motors, hardware, and the rest are chosen for the job and fitted in the shop—this is not an off-the-shelf kit with our name on it. Roughly three to four hours from lumber to a finished machine, each time.

On the bench

The gear ratio took years to get right—smooth rotation you can actually control at bench scale, without fighting the crank.

These are workshop tools, not medical devices. You pick your materials and how you use them.

History

Where we've been

  • 2017

    First frames take shape on the bench—measure, cut, test, repeat.

  • 2018

    The manual 12″ settles in as the size most people start with.

  • 2020

    Motorized 12″ arrives; 18″ manual and motorized join the lineup the same year.

  • Today

    Nearly ten years of Pro-Tocast™ in the wild. You can order here at pro-tocast.com, on Etsy, eBay, and Amazon—or reach out if you have been with us since the Krimplewips days.

Buyers

What people say

A decade of orders through Krimplewips on eBay—and now direct from the same workshop.

  • ★★★★★
    The product is well built, the delivery was faster than expected and intuitive to assemble & adjust.
    JuanNovember 2025 · Etsy
  • ★★★★★
    Works like a champ! It took less than 10 minutes to get unboxed, assembled and spinning. Well thought out and the build is high quality. This is a must have for casting. It'll pay for itself in resin cost savings and no more problems with bubbles and air pockets in your castings. Used Smooth Cast 65D and Smooth Cast 300 and both work well for rotocasting. Great communication and fast shipping!
    Keyser SozeMarch 2022 · Amazon
  • ★★★★★
    Pro-tocast Rotocaster WORKS! I bought this for my son so he could cast his original clay design toys. He was up and running almost immediately. Be advised that you should research the process and have some knowledge of the casting process. It is an entry-level piece of equipment so it's perfect for learning to cast, but you must also learn to make molds from silicone from you your own clay sculptures before you use it. It needs very little tweaking right out of the box and you will need about 4 square feet of table space to support it.
    TigerquillAugust 2021 · Amazon
  • ★★★★★
    I'm new to casting and I've only used this a few times so far, but I'm very happy with it. It needed a little tightening up in spots but NBD. Also shipped and recieved waaaay ahead of schedule, so that was awesome.
    Samantha WJanuary 2021 · Amazon

Configurations

Lineup

Six sizes from 10″ to 30″. The 18″ and 30″ frames are their own machines—not a stretched version of the smaller builds.

Manual · 10″ HD plates — Pro-Tocast rotocaster

Manual · 10″ HD plates

$149.95 · Built to order · shipped worldwide · free US shipping

A compact, heavy-duty manual frame—popular for tight shops and smaller molds.

  • Plate 10″ class
  • Heavy-duty workshop frame
  • Hand-crank
Ask about this one
Manual · 12″ plates — Pro-Tocast rotocaster

Manual · 12″ plates

$139.95 · Built to order · shipped worldwide · free US shipping

A solid place to start. Arrives ~95% assembled—bolt on the base and plates, then cast.

  • Plate 12″ × 12″
  • Overall ~26″ × 22″ × 18″
  • Hand-crank
Ask about this one
Motorized · 12″ plates — Pro-Tocast rotocaster

Motorized · 12″ plates

$229.95 · Built to order · shipped worldwide · free US shipping

Motor drive when you want steady rotation, plus a hand crank for fine speed control.

  • Plate ~11.5″ × 11.5″
  • Weight limit 8 lb (plates extended)
  • High-torque motor
Ask about this one
Manual · 18″ plates — Pro-Tocast rotocaster

Manual · 18″ plates

$229.95 · Built to order · shipped worldwide · free US shipping

More room for bigger molds, props, and two-part pours.

  • Plate 18″ × 18″
  • Overall ~38″ × 33″ × 27″
  • Weight limit 15 lb
Ask about this one
Motorized · 18″ plates — Pro-Tocast rotocaster

Motorized · 18″ plates

$374.95 · Built to order · shipped worldwide · free US shipping

The large motorized frame—when you are casting often and want the motor to do the work.

  • 18″ class plates
  • Motorized rotation
  • Workshop-built frame
Ask about this one
Manual · 30″ plates — Pro-Tocast rotocaster

Manual · 30″ plates

$349.95 · Built to order · shipped worldwide · free US shipping

Our largest manual frame—built for oversized molds and props, not a scaled-up 18″.

  • Plate 30″ × 30″
  • Hand-crank
  • Large-frame workshop build
Ask about this one

Good to know

Printed manual, tools where they matter (like an Allen key on motorized units), and a machine about 95% assembled—attach the base and plates and you are ready to cast. · Any 3D-printed part we made: replaced free for 36 months. · Patent pending · Pro-Tocast

FAQ

Common questions

What is a Pro-Tocast rotocaster?
A hand-built machine that rotates your mold in two axes so resin coats the inside evenly. You get hollow casts—props, toys, parts—without the layer lines you see on a 3D print.
Is this the same machine Krimplewips sold?
Yes—same Pro-Tocast™ line, same workshop. We now sell direct at pro-tocast.com. If you ordered from Krimplewips before, you are in the right place.
What sizes do you make?
10″ HD manual; 12″ manual and motorized; 18″ manual and motorized; and 30″ manual. Each size is its own frame—not one design stretched to fit.
Do you ship outside the United States?
Yes. We build to order and ship worldwide. US orders include free shipping (Alaska and Hawaii too). Email us for an international quote before you buy.
What is The Box?
An adjustable molding box for silicone pours—use it with a rotocaster or on its own. Comes in 10″ and 14″ adjustable sizes.
How do I order?
Email us from this site, or shop Banly's on Etsy, eBay, and Amazon. Stripe checkout here is coming soon.
What is rotational casting?
You close a mold, add liquid resin (or similar), and rotate slowly so the material coats the walls. When it cures, you have a hollow part—handy for props, soft goods, and workshop castings.
How does Pro-Tocast compare to professional rotocasters?
Metal and industrial machines for prop studios are often listed from about $2,500 to $13,000 USD. Pro-Tocast frames are hand-built from wood in our workshop, start under $150, and ship worldwide—built for makers who need real rotational casting without factory-floor pricing.

Accessories

The Box by Banly's

Adjustable molding boxes for silicone and resin—at the bench on their own, or paired with a Pro-Tocast. Same shop, same standards as the rotocasters.

Set the walls where you need them instead of collecting fixed-size forms. Pour, cure, and demold in one clean envelope—whether you are prepping blanks for the rotocaster or working mold-only.

The Box · 10″ adjustable — The Box adjustable molding box

The Box · 10″ adjustable

$49.95 · Built to order · shipped worldwide · free US shipping

Fits smaller molds and tighter benches without giving up adjustability.

  • 10″ class adjustable molding box
  • Pairs with 10″–12″ class rotocasters
  • Standalone bench use
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The Box · 14″ adjustable — The Box adjustable molding box

The Box · 14″ adjustable

$79.95 · Built to order · shipped worldwide · free US shipping

More height and span for larger silicone pours and cast prep.

  • 14″ class adjustable molding box
  • Pairs with mid-size Pro-Tocast frames
  • Standalone bench use
Ask about this one

More photos on Krimplewips · Ask about The Box

Order

Get in touch

Checkout here is on the way. For now, find us on Etsy, eBay, and Amazon—or write below and we will sort it out with you.

  • Lead time: Usually ships in about 2–5 business days after you order—we build it when it is yours.
  • Fulfillment: Made to order in the workshop, not warehoused.
  • In the box: Printed manual, tools where they matter (like an Allen key on motorized units), and a machine about 95% assembled—attach the base and plates and you are ready to cast.
  • Shipping: Free shipping in the US, including Alaska and Hawaii. Everywhere else, email us for a quote before you check out so there are no surprises.
  • Warranty: Any 3D-printed part we made: replaced free for 36 months.
  • Returns: Direct-order returns will be spelled out when Stripe checkout goes live. Marketplace orders follow each platform’s policy.