LET'S RESIN Resin Dice Box Mold for Mini Size DND Dices, Silicone Box Molds for Polyhedral Dices Set, Resin Casting Molds for Dice Case Making, DIY Gift for Dice Lovers

I ended up damaging my mold when demolding because it stuck to the sides. I loved the mold enough to buy another and this time am using mold release spray on it and it’s great.

I'm honestly not sure that anything I have to say has to do with the mold, and not my own ability. My 1 complaint is that it has a few notches (I imagine it's to keep the two halves from sealing together when it's a finished project) and I keep collecting bubbles right by them. It's also a little too flimsy to fill and then move to my curing station, but filling it at my curing station is a simple fix for that. Overall, I am very happy with the precise lines and beautiful knife shape of this mold.

So I sell DnD-related things in my shop and online. I've been selling a jar I make out of resin with a D20 on top a lot and decided to branch out with more holder types. This dagger one sells every time I put a new one out! The mold has held up for many creations so far without any tears or sticky spots. I have yet to use the mold release on it, but will start due to a totally different mold I used. This one here has been awesome and I will for sure get another so I can have two sets going at the same time.

The mold is pretty decent. After using a few times, I will say that the mold will likely become slightly deformed. This will affect the amount of moment that is possible while the lid is on. You’ll never get a tight enough seal for the box to stay together effortlessly, an outside force will be necessary to keep to lid on. I’ve tried magnets but have yet to find a good strength as the resin lid is quite heavy for the size of magnets that can fit. Overall, I recommend the mold, even if it’s just to make a single dagger and recast yourself in thicker silicone.

This mold is awesome. Easy to fill, easy to remove and completely usable. The only issue is it’s weak and after using four times, the sides are sagging outward. That’s the only reason it doesn’t get five stars. It needs to be sturdier.

Nice little mold for making dice trays. I wish it had better indication as to which dice went in which slot but once you figure that out it's pretty neat. The mold is very bendy, make sure you do your best to level it as much as possible. All in all it turned out really well, and we enjoyed using it.

I got a brand new mold and it has been able to hold up it's shape after 5 uses for 5 different sets. This is my first time using resin though, but I'm super happy with how it turn out! ALSO, yes, you will need "standard" sized dice (I've found that Dispel Dice sized dice is a bit too big, but the cheap dice you can buy from anywhere that's sorta plasticky are the right size) for these molds. The top cover fits the bottom box well if you have the right sized dice. The % dice will need to be placed in a certain angle, but it WILL fit; just put on your thinking caps.

This is such a cute box to hold the 7 DnD dice!