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As far as putting on the top part of the mold, I have heard some people say not to press down at all. Do you have have a reason for pressing down other than making sure the mold is closed?

It’s making me crazy that your not using the spilt mica and the cap trick and sticking something in the alcohol will contaminate it. Love the video…I’ve been doing this fir a few years but couldn’t find anyone else doing it.

just recieved one of your molds in the mail today! first time making dice, very excited to see the results :D thank you for the vid and for the mold! [:

I cant stand this resin. It yellows for me so quickly vs anything else I've used. I had a bottle I kept in the garage for a few months in a closed cardboard box, and Part B was so yellow the next time I pulled it out that it ruined being able to use it for anything that didn't require opaque level coloring. Almost every review video I see of it that isn't showing brand new bottles, the Part B is already heavily yellowing.

Ok question I saw the Etsy product and am super interested but was wondering if the clear plastic can come off for painting and advantage reasons cuz if it comes off you got my money

Realize this was a year ago, but I've really been wanting to find some dice that have the weight and feel of poker chips.

To be honest, I've seen a lot of other creators use cheaper moulds with less bubbles outside a pressure pot. A thicker mould may not be best for non pressure pot application because it's so thick and hard to work the bubbles out.

That welding helmet tho. Great video sir.

Btw way rubing alcohol is also call IPA

This looks really cool. I can't wait to try it. I would love to see some winter grey/blue/white version of these. 😃🤓😎

That was about half teaspoon

Beautiful! I’m excited to try this out with the blanket mold and inserts I purchased. What was the reason for putting them into a mold a second time? And was that second mold larger than the first?

90 minutes is an hour and a half.

what is sinking ink? i see it in the description but did I miss smth in the video

I can smell this video

dude that shirt goes hard

Beautiful set! I was wondering how you can minimize raised faces on the one face? No matter how much pressure I put on the cap when closing the mold, I continue to get raised faces on a few dice. I've been trying to fix when polishing, but I've over-polished the adjacent faces, creating a little lip. Thank you!

A base, a solvent and a pigment. Those 3 things are needed to get ink or paint. By definition acrual solid pigments are just oxidation on minerals (rocks near water) we scrape off them. So you're not making an ink because per example gauche paint? Waterborne and based. Acrylics are usually waterbased but never born. Meaning besides the fact your playing with youre hands in metal flakes of mica 👍 very smart. Youre still letting it bond initially on water. Now its waterborne. Meaning my meanwhile just waterbased paint? The water evaporates, acrylates bond and you can throw whole buckets at it. Its solid. Yours also sure os sped up drying because of the solvent i use that trick too. But only when thenwater is gone its truly gonna set yet what your cobbling together if if sees water it will start dripping again and people keep copying this just how you did off of someone else and none of you have an idea what you're doing or the basics of the minimal chemistry behind it.

Amazing! ❤

I bought a pressure pot for making my dices so i have a question for which one i cant really find an answer. How long do u keep ur molds in pressure pod? I have resin thats needs 24h to get ready.

Pressure pot, maybe not, but some other pot, probably

Just so anyone in the future knows,blue locktite doesnt require heat irs hand tools only red requires a torch to remove parts

This is an excellent video! So many helpful tips and suggestions. I’ll be sure to watch again before I start my own dice set.

How fragile are these? Would the material handle being made into a chip or token/counter for MTG or coin tosses/D2's?

Why didn’t you mix it in a drip bottle

I am very new to dice making and I cant afford a pressure pot yet, so I wanted to ask if it is possible to make dice with UV-Resin instead of Epoxy-Resin. Your tips are very helpful thank you very much for making this video.

Are there any other brand of pressure pots that you recommend and are safe? The California one is out of stock.

These are best ones yet! Silver would look nice with blue fills

Love your work!! Thanks for all the good contents.

i wish someone made a kit to do this it would be fun to do

I would make some yellow and white swirl dice

do I hear Stevia Sphere in the bg??

Love the shirt!

Wouldn't it be a good idea to warm up the molds as well? Maybe keep them on a warm slab of stone.... kind of like a pizza stone or something. Did you try this and did it make a difference?

Hi I recently got into the hobby and i have one of your molds! Any thing from this tutorila that has changed? Also do have have to worru about voids if lets say i have a very bubbly resin?

Is this the shop where my mold was made? I love my mold. ❤🙂

I like that this video had almost no words yet seemed to be the most straight forward one I've seen so far

Very content with the idea start to finish and they mean straight up the start

Might be a little hard to pull off but chains or weapons like swords and stuff I think would look cool

Do you sand all the sides or just the top one?

If we're going to start out without the pressure pot. Would we be able to secure it with clamps in addition to the heavy weight object?

Just don't do resin dice without a pressure pot. It's a lot cheaper to do like coasters cutting boards and other stuff not to mention it's a LOT cheaper to start this that way. And then decide whether u want to spend over 2000 dollars on this project 😂

22:38 Hmmm, aren't 90 minutes, and 1.5 hours the same?

Yes, and almost a d20!

These are awesome!

How long do you leave your resin dice in the pressure pot?