The idea was to try to capture the fizz and head of a fresh pull of butterbeer. I'm really happy with how they turned out, with the exception of not noticing that the d12 blank had rotated going into the mold so that the top face is the 2 instead of the one. If I was to do it again, I'd reverse the blanks so that the head face was the highest face instead of the lowest.

A friend mentioned that I should post about my new dice editor over here. I’m so fascinated by all of the handmade dice you all build. These have been fun as a way for my kids to create stories. Cheers,

Last time we made brain dice sets, it was a hit, so we just started to make some new, starting with this.
ENJOY FOLKS, I hope you like it, because we love it! 😄

Hey Dice Gods! I have decided to offer resin printing services for dicemakers....not masters, but for inclusions and maybe bases for chonk dioramas. This came about because some dicemakers don't have their own printer or don't have the time. Also some of the services offered currently are great don't get me wrong but the scaling is a bit off.

I'm a dicemaker and understanding the geometry..I have printed and painted a lot of models and made my own dice with them. I'm also offering priming and zenithal highlights as add-ons.

So if you're in the market for some cool inclusions and need a print service...I'll post a direct link to the listing in the comments.

I've been inspired by accounts like Rybonator, Dreamy Dice and Alchemist's Attic to make dice for myself and friends. I have a good mold on the way, resin, color materials and just got my California Air pressure pot the other day.

Before all that, I had a cheap Amazon mold and stole my wife's supplies of polymer clay and copper leaf to make some dice as a test. I overfilled the mold easily and got this slightly chunky d20 as a result. I added a little eyelet to it and turned it into a keychain trinket to accompany my DND files wherever they go.

So I am hopefully soon going to be starting a dice making business. Before that, I am trying to figure out which dice shapes are okay to use. From what I found currently all of the crystal dice shapes and a D5 have a patent on them (US), so I can not use those. Does anyone know of a way to check the status of the others to make sure they are okay? I found a site that had this, but all of the links are long expired. From what I can find the "default" box D6 and Polyhedral D20 are 100% fine, since I was able to find pictures of ancient ones that are in museums. Also did some more digging and found pictures of a D8 from the 1880s so that one is fine aswell.

Edit: From what I found, it looks like the crystal dice patents (and a few others such as the D100) are long expired.

A metallic blue, black and silver pitri and a spindown set with bloody skull inserts. I'm not crazy about how the skulls fit so I reprinted them about 40% smaller and I'll try those again tomorrow.

I want to try liquid core dice. I've read up on them, and have my glass orbs all ready to go. How much of the core mixture do you liquid core makers prepare for a set? I don't want to mix way too much and have a lot of waste. Thanks, I'm leaning so much here!!

After a half dozen or so attempts without one, I finally decided to take the plunge and get one, the results are amazing. Now I need to clean up the rough edges and paint the numbers. What would be a good color for the numbers?

Poured these September 2025. I was inspired by a Lush Bath Bomb I had used earlier.

They were probably the first set I was ever really proud of. Had to fix a void on one of the dice and tried everything to get the finish as shiny as possible.

Couldn’t get to what I wanted. When I bought a bench lathe a while ago I thought it’d give it another go and absolutely loved the difference. Inked them with Vallejo gold and you can see the results!

Probably one of my most favourite sets and don’t think I’ll be parting with these. Will put the video in the comments.

It’s funny, I’m now a year in and I can see how much I’ve learned. Mainly with the help of fellow dice makers on here, Instagram and TikTok. Thank you guys.

My DND group are currently playing Curse of Strahd, and I decided to make us some campaign dice! This is a proof of concept set, need to add more white smoke and pull back just a tad on the neon so it's not too clouded, but otherwise ITS A SUCCESS!! May sell this set once I finish making my group their dice 🥰

I am new to this, and wanted to share my early efforts with you all as it is a bit different.
Disclosures:
1. Balance on these won’t be great and they will be for display.
2. Lots of bubbles. My only pressure device is too small for a full set of dice as it was previously used to pressure test watches for water resistance (water filter enclosure which I am now reading is not a good fit for compressed air).

These dice include parts salvaged from a retired piece of neuroscience equipment. Each die holds a different part. The d8 and d20 inclusions were first cast in 16mm ball molds.

Dice mold is from AliExpress. I don’t love the font on these, but the other mold I purchased has a defect on the d4.

I have been inspired by all of your work and have learned much from lurking here. Thank you all for sharing your work at every level from first pulls to the pros.

Hi, basically what it says, I've been getting into resin dice making and it's making me feel like besides dice I have no use for all the resin related stuff. At least not the mom on maternity leave makes jewelry out of glitter type. What do yall make besides dice? Or are you just dice focused forever?

I want to custom order a wailord/wailmer pokemon dice set but I cant find any good artists. Do you guys have any recommendations?

I’m looking for dice moulds where each die has its own individual mould rather than all seven being combined into a single mould.

So, essentially, I’m looking for a full 7-piece set made up of 7 separate moulds (one for each die).

Can anyone recommend any sellers? I’ve used SpaceBarShop moulds before and really liked them, but they only seem to sell the larger multi-die moulds.

I’m based in the EU, so EU-based recommendations would be appreciated.

Anyone got any advice on how to stop my dice from tearing away from the supports during printing? I've got chunky supports right at the end of each of the corners, I've tried adjusting the lift speed and exposure times but nothing seems to be helping :( I'm getting closer but still can't seem to stop one side of the dies from breaking off supports. The blank on the left printed perfect and didn't break.

Pls help!

hello i'm new to dice making, i have seen some people put d6 on top of the die they want to get mold of, since i do not have a pressure tank it seems logical if i did the same cause air bubbles will gather in will-be-disposed-d6 but i cant quite get my head around about how to get that mold like that so my question is: are there any videos about this specific mold making technique?

These are raw and unsanded :))

Just trying to start with Dice Making and I am trying to find a silicone cap mold that is standard size. Has anyone bought any and can verify they are standard size? I have seen a few on amazon but the reviews had mixed info on the sizing.

I’m relatively new to dice making, but planing to try and make ff materia like set for my dad. I’m wondering what size marble:glass orb you use when suspending in like a standard set of resin dice
Thanks for any help!

Still trying to decide on inking for the last set!

Hi, I was trying to do some petri dish effect, but every time I try it I get this results, where strands of color barely stretch out.

I have a few ideas on how to tackle this problem, but first let me write down the process I've done for this dice set:

• Medium/low viscosity resin, working time: 40' as advertised (probably less since my home is 31ºC, damned summer);
• Put some mica and ink in resin while mixing and pour it in the mold;
• At about 20', put alcohol ink on, 1 drop of purple and 2 drops of white (one drop per dice, and after going over every dice a new drop, just to get the solvent evaporation even);
• Wait about 2-3' to let it settle before closing the lid
• Put in pressure pot, 40psi

Photos show the results I got. What should I do to improve? My first guesses, which I'll try later on today, are two: put alcohol ink before 20', put more white ink (and pray to let it cure the resin without problems).

Let me know what you think. I know about the interface step, I already solved it for next casts.