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I don't even get into dice.And these large dice molds are absolutely amazing.They are easy to actually pour you fill them half, way or almost close to the top and then you put the lid on after, you know, you've got the air bubbles out, put the lid on and fill it the rest.The way amazing amazing results recommend these across the board.

So much fun to make!!! It does take a little effort compared to other resin molds but it is so worth it! Well made mold that stands steady and level, doesn't leak, and makes the cutest little display dome ever.

This was a TAD hard to get out of the mold I felt like I was going to rip the silicone but I think that was a me issue not a product issue. If you don’t know about resin epoxy you could be disappointed your first time as there are a lot of bubbles in the mold. Again this was user issue and not a product issue. It came with instructions and I did not read them if I had I would have saved myself some trouble.

This turned out awesome some concern in the number one side. I think it might be my pouting but that’s the only spot that had an issue. But sanding should take care of its

Doesn't use a lot of resin, nice size. Easy to remove from the mold.the hardest part is removing the outer shell. But used a little soapy water and it can off. Definitely buying another one. For the pice, before it goes up.

The TL;DR is: This mold is FANTASTIC! Very well made, and easy to use. More info: A few tips. The instert has holes to pour the resin through. Mine came closed. But the small strips of silicone are very easy to remove. Remove all of them, as it'll be much easier to fill it fully all the way around. Also, add some resin to the base and pop the bubbles before placing the insert. When unmolding the dome, I rolled the base down like a sock. Made it so easy to unmold, but if your resin stays soft for a day or two after it's "cured", I suggest giving it time to set up fully before demolding. The base had me very worried about ease of demolding and bubbles. It was VERY easy to demold as the mold is sturdy, but also thin and flexible enough to easily move around each of the "balls". For bubbles, I simply squeezed each ball all the way around until the bubbles came to the surface to pop. In my video here, I show where the bubbles were forming, and me figuring out how to be rid of them. There were still some microbubbles, but they are on the bottom of the base and very easily hidden. Overall I love this mold. I would like to see it in different shapes and sizes. A large one would be amazing. 10/10.

The area of the bottleneck is a little difficult to loosen up

Worked as expected, only thing is that it did turn brown and start to crack after repeated use. Still usable, but it is not meant for long-term molding.

El molde de la burbuja tiene un rayón y se marca en la resina

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It was smaller than expected but is good quality. I purchased it to make snowglobes and have just completed my first one. The cloche mold worked beautifuly and expect it to last for a long time. It's a great mold.