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"Did we mention... DO NOT send bottom or top plates?"
Just a few hints...
Gyratory molds LAUGH at styrofoam
"packaging peanuts!!!!!!!!!"
DO NOT use packing peanuts, tissue paper or
other easily crushed material.
DO use cardboard blocks, rolled cardboard,
heavy twisted paper, rigid foam blocks and
any other stiff light weight dunnage that will
prevent the mold from moving in the shipping
container.
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If you can feel the mold moving inside the box...
it will DESTROY the box in transit.
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Plastic buckets (5gal.) with snap on lids work
GREAT and only cost a couple bucks. Rolled
up cardboard around the sides and a piece of
tape around the lid are all that it takes.

But ... whatever container you use ... pack it so
that the mold does not move and use material
that does not crush easily... and... don't send
bottom or top plates.
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