Another solution for soft dice, I have a UV solarium for 3D printing, and it works just as well (specifically with TeeExpert resin, I haven't had to test it with Art N' Glow yet, but it couldn't hurt to try it)

Que máquina es la que usas para evitar las burbujas?

Nice dice! As you said they look like dragon fruit jajaja I almost felt the taste when I saw them finished I would like to know where you get that sanding machine?

Can you do more fruit looking dice.

I would like to see the hades set

Just poured my final cap mold, this is my second go at making dice lol. I hope this turns out even though I don’t have a pressure pot. I view you as a friend as you and rybonator have really helped me through this tough period of my life, my girlfriend attempted suicide and is in the hospital, she’s in terrible condition and I haven’t talked to her in weeks. I don’t really have people to talk to abt this so watching you really helps my mind get off of things. I just wanted to say thanks. And if you have any tips I’d love some on dice or handling emotions. Sorry to bother or put all this on you, you don’t need to think much of this. Wishing the best!

Oh? I've never had that problem with petri's not curing? Though that might be because I use a slow cure resin, and they usually get 2 days in mold, 3 days out mold cure time before I continue with them 😂😂

I just into resin making and have watched all your videos 😭 you have such helpful, funny, and inspiring videos

cool dice！ What is the name of the sanding machine you are using?

Thank you for all these advices! I recently failed with my first petri dice because ink stayed at the surface of dice face, so maybe it is because of my white sinker, which is a cheap one from amazon... Can you tell me where did you find your machine for polishing your dice? it looks like a poter wheel or something like that but maybe it 's actually a polishing machine? I'm looking for a "not very expensive" alternative to polish my dice without taking too much time and effort ;-)

How yall mixing resin like you were beating dough at the bakery station makes me criiiiinge. The priviledge of having a pressure or vacoom pot

love these dice! Can I ask did you make your mold or do you buy them from somewhere? Wish you had more videos I already watched all there is!

Are you just using water to stick the zona to the pottery wheel?

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hello! I am starting to make resin dice and I would like to know what machine you use to polish your dice. Thank you!

Those dice look gorgeous. 😊 Could you add a link to the mini pottery wheel that you used in the video in the description too please? You've added links for everything else but that. 😅

Hi DKD. These really were some of the best examples of petri dice that i've seen. gorgeous color combo. Odd question for you. i've seen a bunch of vids on sanding and polishing dice. I'm fine with that. But what you don't often see are vids on how you tackle rough dice corners edges. I think you are the only person i've seen who actually has even mentioned this. Could you possibly share your process? i'm sure others would probably find that useful too. (kind of assuming that you still go through the zonas?). FYI, new subsciber here. please make more.

Was the pressure pot you got a hard set up. I see some of these videos and it looks like extra steps are taken to make suitable for dice

Says that there will be more videos. Disappears for 4+ months :(

I love the idea, but is it me.... How can she work like that? I am not by no means a hospital sterel guy, but I couldn't work with all that mess on my table or around. 😮

Hi! Question: when you mentioned never using the dehydrator for food again, did you mean the whole thing, or just a tray? We already own a dehydrator, so if I'd just need to by a separate tray, that's easy! Thanks :)

❤ love it!! Where did you get that mini pottery wheel?

i just got here, love your style! nice site layout, the bg3 set is tempting 👀 hope you're well!

Very nice video but I do have one question about the alcohol inks, specifically the red one I’ve been trying to get a deep red transparent color for some of my dice but every red alcohol ink I’ve tried always leaves me with something more like. Neon orange

You've almost gotten another 300 since you posted this ;) Welcome back - beautiful dice and an equally good tutorial. I personally find wiping the dice on the paper towel immediately after inking works well but that's me. Saves cleaning my thumb tho ;) Another thing I've found with petri style dice is pouring the resin around the edges of the opening (off a stick) will push the ink to the centre and lift it which sorta kickstarts the petri but I'm not sure how that'd work with shard style dice like you have. I also work with fairly thin resin so your results may vary quite a lot to mine. That doesn't detract from how informative, well presented and paced this is.

im gonna try to make them tonite, fingers cross they come out half as good as yours lol

I'm going to try Hellfire dice this weekend. 👍 Thanks!

How did you get the Zona Papers to stick to the wheel and still have a flat surface?

Hi. Great video. I would love a beginner dice making tutorial. Like what you need to get started as a complete beginner. Keep it up!

the dice are cool but the little jabs at yourself in editing fucking kill me

Thank you for support 💙💛

Where did you get your Master dice? I love the shape of the D4, & D10 and cannot find them anywhere.

😉 *PromoSM*

Hi great video, any recommendations on where tonget that small mini pottery spinning thing ? And also the mold you use to cast the dyes, did you buy them or make it yourself? Thanks!!

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I have trouble getting my resin in and out of pipettes. Any tips?

whats machine is that ?

I'm curious if you could speak to the advantage of using alcohol ink vs translucent ink? Is it the fact that the alcohol ink "mixes itself"? I'm also curious. If you use just a little tiny bit of mica powder can you achieve the iridescent look while keeping some transparency?

I'm curious if you could speak to the advantage of using alcohol ink vs translucent ink? Is it the fact that the alcohol ink "mixes itself"? I'm also curious. If you use just a little tiny bit of mica powder can you achieve the iridescent look while keeping some transparency?

These are amazing! I'm just getting into dice making, and I'm curious, why use the alcohol inks as opposed to a translucent ink? Or is there not a real difference and you just used what you had?

I've never heard the dehydrator trick. I've been having trouble with soft cures that I think might be due to high humidity. I wonder if a dehydrator would help. Nice tip!

Hahaha nice to finally meet you! I pretty much had followed every DIY dice video when I got into dice making a little over a year ago and have used your techniques in your other videos. Thank you so much for sharing, and glad to see new stuff coming out! Also, thank you so much for the tip about the food dehydrator! .... Now I need to get a food dehydrator! 😅

These turned out so beautiful! I’m so curious how you don’t get concave faces, especially since you press pretty hard on your molds when capping. If I put any pressure at all on mine, I get concave faces. Is your silicon fairly high hardness? Lovely dice, the black glitter is so cool. 😊

nice i love the use of glitter to resemble seeds!

I just tried making my own hellfire dice and it looks like I should have listened more carefully. I only let my resin sit for 10 minutes after mixing and then got nervous about it getting too thick (first time trying with resin at the honey stage). So the black ink mixed in more than I would have liked. The dice look ok after inking, but I’m going to try this again for sure! Thanks for the video!

Welcome back, I love your videos and really appreciate you sharing your knowledge! I'm going to give your inks a try after seeing your results. I've been using PBB as a sinker, but it doesn't mix with/pull down the Piccassio inks I use at all. The Blanco punches right through them and stays white all the way to the bottom of the dice.

Omg! Thank you so much for teaching me what an idiot I am! I've always thought you had to find a tiny brush & be SUPER CAREFUL when you have to color in the numbers! Your way is FAR SUPERIOR; it's easier (obviously) and the end result is actually much nicer also! I can't believe my whole life I've never known this! Now, I've never actually made any dice, nor had to color in any numbers, but if I ever do, now I'll know how to slop it on there & then just wipe off the extra like a pro! You rock! I'm so thrilled to have learned this trick! 🎉 Seriously, its still blowing my mind! ♡♡♡

wow. Normally not a big fan of sharp edges. But these are amazing