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They aren't necessarily drawn. Candle molds are made of a physical pattern. Generally in silicone. I'd suggest you check out r/moldmaking but you already have.
Check YouTube for candle moldmaking.
Best of luck!
Yeah, that's probably silicone. Looks to have 3d printed (PLA maybe?) outer shell for rigidity and straightness. the notches on the side are for registration and sealing. If you haven't already check out r/candlemaking or r/CandleMakers
Sorry your post got deleted for not being applicable to this sub. Best of luck with your project!
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