[Xan7hos]

Did a search and didn't see anything posted. The guys over @ Make Projects created a custom molded earphone using Radian's custom mold plug, which is an epoxy kit designed to create custom earplugs that sells for around $15. I think I'm going to try this with my RE0
 

 
EDIT: Found an instructional video on youtube 

 

[Ohungry]

Great post! Thanks for sharing.  I think I might end up trying this later too =P.
+1

 

[ethan961]

This was actually posted about 2 days ago, but I can't blame you, the search function on the new Head-Fi is next to useless and refuses to sort properly by date.
 
Pretty neat nonetheless.

 

[jjmai]

I wonder if this can be used:
http://www.amazon.com/Easy-Mold-Silicone-Molding-Casting/dp/B003CHMZXI
says it's Odorless, Non Toxic. FDA Compliant - Food Grade

 

[issuzark]

Whaa? Damn I wish this is available in my country!

 

[alsr1985]

Decided to try this and Just bought the mold on ebay. $12 shipped
 
Thanks

 

[ijchan223]

You can pretty much get it form any Gander Mountain for $15

 

[Autark]

Just a note for you guys considering this, I was in the same boat before I got my impressions. An audiologist did it for me and when she put in the cotton to block the ear canal around the second bend it was way further than I would have felt comfortable putting anything. And this was after an examination with one of those ear scopes. I'm a big DIY fan, but I would recommend caution if you are doing it yourself. If you can afford it, get it done by a pro. A mistake could be irreparable if you are trying to go to the extreme. If you're conservative about depth, I would personally feel comfortable. 

 

[Huxley]

Or better what would be a good way, of taking an impression of my customs?

 

[youngarthur]

I am trying to pluck up the courage to make custom moulds for my Westone 4r I could not get on with the plastic at the top of the cable,so I removed it,but left about half inch to support the cable.For me,this has a tremendous difference.