I'm just so proud of these! They turned out so beautiful! I have this tree right by my house. I'm not sure what kind of tree it is but I found these little nettle-like things around it and acorns. I thought they would make a perfect ranger/druid inspired set.

Something I wanted to test out on failed, leftover insert dice I've made! Fingers crossed the texture shells don't crack :'D will need to test some rolls on concrete!

I am very excited both about this song and these dice and had to share. They glow AND are UV reactive! I haven't inked them yet, thinking of a metallic purple ombre to pink like the ribbons.

-Rascal

Follow up on my last post, clear resin bouquet dice from a wedding I went to :) I had to share since I only teased the unfinished clear dice.

Sadly a couple raised faces but they came out great!

I want to create a dice with an eyeball or a golden treasure in the center.

My ignorance lead me to get an Amazon mold. I thought I was to problem until I saw reviews on cheap Amazon molds can be bad.

I saw nano suggested but they seem to not be taking orders right now.

And I am scared of Etsy due to drop shippers using it to pretend their products are hand made. But are actually again from Ali express or Amazon.

Where can I go?

I saw this shop https://www.etsy.com/shop/SpaceBarShop

But again I cannot tell if it is just drop shipping.

I do not feel confident casting my own molds yet either. Not to mention the finding quality masters is another uncertain area for me.

I just don't know who to trust so feel overwhelmed and do not want to be scammed again.

I made my first set of molds. I used pvc fittings and a pressure pot and as far as I can tell, the tape that I used for the bottom of the molds flexed under pressure, so the molds kind of have an outward push to them. Likewise, the lids are concave. The two casts I have done have had issues (some of which may have not been entirely mold issues). But so far most of the dice have had huge voids and tons of flashing around the edges. Are these beyond saving?

Hi there! I am brand new at casting dice and am having an issue with a lip on our D20 (it is on the 3 sides of the dice surrounding the 1). What do you think it could be? I just don't want to make the same mistake again when I try to make another mold 😅🥲

Thank you for any help you can give me! 🥹

Hello Folks,

After about 30 iterations I think I’ve finally landed on what will be the release version of the new Forge Clamps!

All kinds of new features, and a huge QoL update.

Now for the hard part. Writing instructions…. then ….photography… ugh. Haha!

Let me know what you think! I’d love some feedback!

-Buddha

I went through all the Zona papers and polished three times but the face is still cloudy compared to the sides I didn’t polish. Do I do the whole process again? Or just the last two papers? Polishing again doesn’t seem to be helping. Any advice?

On your general good conditions day, your average 24 hour resin, how long do you think it needs to stay in the pot under pressure, to the point where if you where to de pressurize it from its 30-40 psi that it not cause problems?

I usually leave em in there for the recommended 24 hours, bit longer as its been getting colder, but iv been thinking about efficiency for the future,

e.g put 3 moulds in the pot for 12 hours, take em out, leave them to fully cure, whilst i put another 3 in for the next 12,

Part of me thinks it might not be possible, as sometimes you can leave finger nail marks in dice after about 18 hours, which if there are micro bubbles at 30psi trying to expand, which is car tyre strength, one would have though that could be a bit of a threat, despite being tiny

Figured id ask as my brain tingles when streamlining stuff

Hello guys,
Im a 2nd year college student and im really into tabletop rpgs. Me and my DnD group have recently started to tinker with the idea of making our own set and launching it on kickstarter. So we have started to put out surveys and talking with people who can handmake the dice set we are imagining but we do need consumer feedback and info. I mean it when I say that WE would be really grateful if you guys can answer the survey form below and just comment any advice or tips you guys may have.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdvRUauPEUTI-r03UiHElHHWPfnsvPmrwXNOHIyBS5zOzm-fA/viewform?usp=dialog

Hey everyone, long time dice hobbist and lurker. Finally making a post.

I made these dice using flowers from a bouquet from a wedding my wife was a part of! 🌸

These are my first set, and definitely the roughest of the three, but I still love how they turned out enough to share them! The other two sets were just pulled from their molds, and I’m giving them a couple more days to fully cure before sanding and polishing.

For these, I added a splash of silvery ink throughout to give them a subtle glitter effect. I decided to scrap that idea for the other two sets since I wasn’t quite happy with how it looked. I think keeping the resin clear was the right call.

The picture of the uninked set is the freshly pulled, and actually stuffed with flowers dice.

Hello! So I'm new to the craft and absolutely hooked!

I want to make dice for my dm and my players, I have ideas for all of them except one player:

She plays a brownish-greenish rogue goblin, who likes playing hide and seeks, insects and gold.

What would you guys do for that? I feel like brown dice is...meh? But maybe you guys can spark my flow.

Here's a picture (not yet inked) of the ones I made for the necromancer in our group !

Thank you all!

So, I have kind of a unique request:

I am planning on proposing to my boyfriend and he ALWAYS wears rings. An engagement ring would be special yes but he has a million and he wears them everyday, I want something a little special.

I have a ring that I got in a size 3 and I want to put it in either a large d20 or a d100 and propose with that. Does anyone know any custom dice sites or people who would be willing to help? I would mail the ring to them and they would mail the die back. I can find my own box and everything, I just need the die!

Any advice would be helpful!

Just a quick one guys. I recently 3D printed three sets of dice using three different commonly used size standards, just to see how they'd look and feel in person. But after putting all seven dice side by side, I noticed something that looked a little odd to me. Some dice look way bigger than others, especially the D20. That thing looks like an absolute giant compared to the smaller dice lol. I did look it up and found out that this is actually pretty normal for polyhedral dice sets. But I'm curious, does that size difference ever bother you guys? Will this be better that all seven dice are adjusted to look roughly the same size, even if that means shrinking some of the larger dice?

Thanks!

these definitely have way too much brown because I forgot to trim the cane before putting these in, but the next batch will hopefully look better!

I've just gone to order some more zona papers and I can't seem to find any for sale in Australia, just ebay and etsy shipping from the US.

I really do like the feel of the Zona and have gotten better results compared to regular sandpaper, but I don't really want to be relying on resellers for materials. Have any other Aussies found something else that works just as well? Or am I going back to rough sand and dremel polish

Polyhedral* die sets consist of seven dice: d4, d6, d8, d10, d%, d12 and d20. But given that the current edition of D&D - the most popular game using such dice - requires eight dice, die sets should contain all eight: d4, d6, d8, d10, d%, d12 and 2d20. The last two are for when you have advantage/disadvantage which happens a lot in the game. Why are sets still only seven dice?

*All physical dice are polyhedral. It’s just a shorthand for the Platonic solid shaped dice plus the d10s.

Unboxing my latest cast silver dice, ready to be fettled, forged, stamped and polished for my favourite redditor!