thicken command
Thicken command will probably give you trouble since the surface is flat. As the Thicken command works various surfaces will interfere with each other and fail. In my Screencast I used the Offset Surface command to create a copy of the initial surface. Then I created a sketch plane at the desire thickness from this surface (I just eyeballed one) and then projected to it the surface edges. Then a simple Extrude using the To option creates the new body.
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I will try again. That word "stretch" is not in the vocabulary of Fusion 360 so it is really throwing my understanding off. Take a look at the Screencast and see if it is what you desire. The negative mold now has a surface that matches the "Stock" body in the model.
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I activated all your bodies, I see the "board" and what I have already shown you will modify the mode to create a different board thickness. I put your mold together. and as you can see, moving the positive mold into the negative mold and any distance with create a different board thickness.
So I will call it quits on this as it seems I cannot understand your needs. Good luck moving forward.
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