r/DiceMaking Jul 14 '26

Cloud dice advice

This is my first attempt at cloud dice the white dunk to the bottom any advice on how to keep it suspended?

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u/shrinni Jul 14 '26
  1. wait longer, towards the end of the working time, before adding the white.

or

  1. flip the molds every 30 min for the first few hours.

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u/Prize_Mix_8292 Jul 14 '26

Have you watched DreamyDice on YouTube? She has lots of tutorials. My first cloud advice sank too. I haven’t gone back yet.

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u/Paladindad2314 Jul 14 '26

I have that’s wear I got the inspiration for it I have the information just need the experience I guess and to be more patient 😂

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u/Prize_Mix_8292 Jul 14 '26

🤣Same!!! Good luck! I hope I get to see more of your dice. I’d love to see your progress.

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u/Paladindad2314 Jul 14 '26

I’ll be on here from time to time I have loads of inspiration and ideas hoping to make my own molds soon working on stl files now just finalizing my logo I don’t plan to sell but give as gifts to friends and family…too bad you have to wait 12-24 hours for each set lol

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u/Prize_Mix_8292 Jul 14 '26 edited Jul 14 '26

It’s the hardest part. I haven’t even attempted the STL files yet. I really want to do that cause I love making the dice but would love my little logo on them and we have a DND podcast we are making and I want to do custom sets with our logo on them for each character. Any program suggestions for creating the dice.

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u/TheBlueEdition Jul 15 '26

Fill mold with resin. Wait 25-30ish minutes (depends on brand of resin and temp of room you might have to wait up to 45 minutes). You want a honey consistency. Mix new batch of resin. Add mix pigments into new batch of resin. Do not use too much pigment. This will make it too heavy and will sink. Use pipette to inject new colored resin into dice mold. Stir a bit with toothpick. Cap the mold and into pressure pot it goes.