Just Amazon, mostly. I think they're often listed as "nail charms"

Those sound so perfect XD. That's such a fun idea

I use spheres that just barely touch the indent of the numbers in the mold- they do a good job of making sure the sphere is centered so they're balanced :). Whether you want to make dice or not is going to be up to you, though, and how much time you have, and whether you think you'd enjoy it. Dice take a good amount of time to make, but it's a fun process. If you think it's worth the time and effort then I say go for it! If you do decide you want to order some, d6s instead, though, (and aren't in the EU- they had some regulation changes recently that I'm still getting worked out) don't hesitate to reach out. I do a lot of custom dice, including d6s ( alchemists-attic.com/products/custom-six-sided-dice ) As a note. If you do decide to make your own dice, I don't know if a pressure cooker would work. I think most of them use steam, and you don't want the resin getting wet- it won't cure if it gets wet.

I appreciate the suggestions! Maybe I'll do another couple videos going more in depth on the different colorants at some point.

@@alchemistsattic nice! I bought a lot your suggestions. Saved some to look forward to, if we get more serious. Yeah when I first started looking for micas to buy I immediately got overwhelmed on Amazon and wasn't sure if there were ones made differently that I couldn't use for w.e reason.

@ They all seem pretty much the same, tbh. I think it'd be pretty hard to go wrong on picking micas.

That sounds like a lot! A break sounds like a good plan, lol

I'm excited to see how they turn out!

That's so exciting! I hope you have a lot of fun with it. Happy New Year to you as well :)

I made them myself with two part platinum cure silicone and master dice I got from Revel Broker :)

Glad you like it, thanks for commenting!

@ im starting this hobby bc i love dnd and your videos are so inspirational and useful HSJDJD, i saw almost every video and didnt even made my first dice x.x

aw, thanks!

I think they're 18mm, if I'm remembering correctly.

Yes, I do! It works really well for getting rid of bubbles :D

It's basically the same as a pressure cooker but instead of using heat to increase pressure, you pump air into it. The pressure causes bubbles to be compressed so small that they become invisible. Once the resin cures, the bubbles will be kept small at normal atmospheric pressure. It takes hours but it results on a more crystal clear result

Hopefully I'll have more on the way soon! I know that I've slowed down a bit on editing things recently, but today's project is working on editing my next video :D. And that's completely fair on the snake shed- I feel like most people have something random that icks them out. One of my random ones is the texture of dry cornstarch, lol. Yours makes more sense.

It's such a cool texture! Would recommend.

That'd be really fun!

Resin puts off fumes, so it is strongly recommended that you wear a respirator rated for fumes and work in a well ventilated area when working with resin.

The fact that there's so many options in definitely the fun part! Best of luck to you :)

I'm using spheres that are proportional, yeah. I try to find ones that just barely touch the numbers on the inside of the dice, so that the numbers can hold them in place.

@@alchemistsatticwhat size spheres did you use for the d4, d6 and d8?

@@20TheGame09For the d6 and d8 I use 12mm spheres, for my pyramid d4 I use an 8mm sphere, and for my crystal shaped d4 I use a 10mm one.

@@20TheGame09 I think I have a lot of the sizes on my amazon storefront here: amzn.to/4ic79JN

Thank you soooo much!!! My first couple of sets I tried to make I didn’t realize that the orbs I have were too big for the pyramid d4. I’ll have to wait until I get the 8mm orbs in to try the next set but you’ve been a tremendous help!!!

Glad you like it! Your videos have been so helpful in figuring out what all the different ingredients are and what they do, and your recipe works so perfectly! I'm still figuring things out, but I'm having a lot of fun with it :)

It's always a learning curve when trying something new. I'm glad sharing my experiences can help others!

Aw, thanks! Glad you like them!

the majority of dice (unless you're talking hollow or like.. INCREDIBLY well made one in a million) aren't _perfectly_ balanced. factory made, handmade, there's always going to be slight discrepancy. liquid core dice are known to actually be a bit more balanced due to the fact that instead of random materials inside, the liquid is a solid ball, which distributes weight a bit better. it's _very_ unlikely you'd notice a difference.

@@voidmatic you have a good point with the liquid core making it extra random. now i want some too ^^'

@@abschiedsbrief lol understandable - I only have one liquid core but man oh man it's pretty :) doubles as a fidget toy cuz I'm just looking at the glitter swirl lol