Just got to man up on this one and accept this one as a stupid loss / stupid failure... stupid DIY / wasn't thinking DIY... MVP of stupidity for today (yesterday) - 1/2/2020 - diy-guy2 I 3D printed a bunch of plastic candle making molds. ----- I took the other ones out of the molds https://pic8.co/sh/Ro8NRZ.JPG ----- I decided to try using one of the plastic molds that I made the custom candles in originally (basically some type of modified candle with a plastic outer shell) - This was only temporary until I get my glass candle jars - ordered them a day or two ago and should be here in a day or two. The plastic caught on fire... It was about 3-5 (5 inches at most - the flame itself). https://pic8.co/sh/W0mJfv.JPG ----- basically what the top should of looked like... https://pic8.co/sh/erAJU0.JPG ----- other pictures https://pic8.co/sh/nfmo5I.JPG https://pic8.co/sh/6bsXK6.JPG ----- other post https://poal.co/s/TellPoal/131963 ----- I did prepare or have a plan in case this did happen since it was plastic and it did burn for the first 5 or 10 hours so just fine. It was a terrible idea for my own type of modded / modified candle set up. ----- side note: I make Blessed Exorcism Salt (soy candles) - Christian / Catholic candles using ABS plastic molds - ABS can easily handle the 120 F / 130 F degree temps (soy candle wax I use) though. Even handles paraffin wax just fine as long as I don't go over 180F - 190F (starts to encounter problems) - 160F / 170F - max usually. Glass transition is around 221 F for ABS (depending though).