DND Dice Mold for 7 Polyhedral Sharp Edge Dice Set - Reusable Silicone Dice Making Mould with Resin Casting Tools - Custom Your Dice Molds for Dungeons and Dragons, Tabletop RPG, Board Game

My nerdy partner's nerdy kid had a birthday, so i made chocolate dice to celebrate using these molds - they're high quality. They look great, they're durable (had to stretch pretty wide to retrieve some of the chocolate dice from the mold, no issues or anything)The tools it came with were perfect for the job, tooVery satisfied with this purchase, and the dice were a big hit

The mold performs as advertised. I used another reviewer’s tip of painting some resin on the numbers inside the lid and had no issues. I pulled the bubbles from my resin with a vacuum pump and after pouring placed the mold in my pressure chamber with something on top to add a little weight to the lid.Everything came out as intended, which is especially great considering how inexpensive this mold is.I feel like the dice other than the d20 are slightly large, more noticeable when you compare it to a retail set.Afterwards the dice will need to be cleaned up, some excess resin will need to be trimmed and a little sanding is required. You might want to buff the resin with some plastic polish for a high shine.

The numbers are in a nice looking font, and deep enough to make clearly legible numbers even before you fill them in. I used clay in this, so I can't speak to how resin works inside of it. The walls of the dice are rather malleable, which makes it difficult to keep them from buldging when you're using something thicker like clay.The dice are a standard size and good shape. I wouldn't *not* recommend this.

Had a really hard time getting rid of all the bubbles and they are not as balanced as they need to be.

Perfect size and great material for the dice mold.

I don't have any pictures of the dice I made (was also testing something with some dye and used it wrong so there were air bubbles from the dye)But this mold works perfectly! Dice were very easy to pop out when dry, and it's easy to clean, that and the cup and spatula that comes with it are VERY useful and much more reusable than plastic cups. And if anyone wants to fill in the numbers I'd suggest using a toothpick with your color of choice since the font on the dice numbers is very fine and precise.

Product worked well but needs a mold release for the silicone but for the price is amazing

Creates a raised face on the 1 of the d20, which requires sanding deep enough that the number disappears. Not worth it even for beginners looking to experiment.