My son plays DND, this would be a great gift. Would love a comparison video Awesome job ❤❤

They look super pretty, even if holey... 🥰 Bubbles are just so frustrating!! 😅 That is a much improved mold!! 👍 Good luck with it!! 🤗

I just bought this mold. I’m going to make some dice this week, so it was helpful watching your video. I think I remember see a video in which they put some resin on the numbers on the lid so they could avoid those pesky bubbles in the little corners of those numbers. It worked for them, so I plan to try that. I was going to paint chameleons on the mold like you did here, but now I’m thinking I’d better wait until I’ve had some practice with the mold first. I guess I’m going to try it with shimmery mica colors mixed into the resin to start.

I use PU resin for dice and I have that mould and it is brilliant. I use a brush with longer bristles to cover the inside of the mould. My mould came from Temu and I just ordered another 2 of them so I can batch make them.

Ive wanted to make dice for ages but after seeing other resin-ers and their results i haven't. Yours have turned out the best ive seen! I would really love to see the comparison video! Even the ones with bubbles only seem to be lid side which is very impressive!! Great work as always hunni 😊

I've only seen people (on YT) make dice in molds they've made themselves. That's probably the difference. That one looks promising, though. Apparently, die and dice are used interchangeably when referring to one single die. 😊

A comparison video would be interesting. I would love making resin dice, but it is way too cold here for that right now. :}

Very pretty. Resin is tricky, been learning about it and playing

I have had good luck with them

48 hours!! lol noooo also I just started making my own and this video has helped a lot, how do you get rid of air bubbles if you don’t have this machine?

Uiiiii....was für schöne Farben 😊

I think if you wait to use the vacuum chamber until after you've mixed in the pigments it might be more successful as mixing can introduce more air bubbles

I see resiners bubble removal machine ！