What is your preferred method of making the masters?

Your tape is behaving so nicely, mine is aggressively sticking to my fingers and rolling up

do you happen to know how much silicone is needed to make one full mold? sorry if I missed it and it's just in the video, but I couldn't find it.

I loved every single attempt! I have a quick question though: which "split pour cups" do you use?

I'm commenting for the algorithm here. I've made two sets of molds in the past, but I keep having issues with raised faces on my newer ones. this tutorial is incredible and goes into enough detail that it answers every single one of my questions before I even ask them. thank you for this!

This is such a good tutorial, I'm going to try this for my next mold! Looking forward to your next video!

could you possibly share where you got that style of split pour cup? I have some, but I like the idea of having shorter cups, makes them more manageable imo. Beautiful dice and I hope to try this technique in the future!

Awesome thanks bought some on amazon and let me tell ya especially the thin walled ones been extremely frustrating lol. I too have some fun fails with lego style boxes and fast food containers but it’s been a fun journey:) thx for the music was perfect especially because when I first tried a mold the stress was palpable lol ;)

if you 3d print your masters, why not print some d4's without numbers to use as keys? put them near the edge for the first silicone pour, then remove them for the second pour. you get some perfectly smooth keys with built-in draft angle and no cutting or risk of flashing.

i’m going to try this out once i get a pressure pot! i’ve done lots of open casting with resin but nothing like this. the only change i’ll make is using transfer tape (for decal application) instead of packing tape. it’s cheap and comes in a variety of widths and tacks if you’re ever looking to change up that part of your process! thanks for the concise tutorial!

Can i use these types of keys on a slab mold that isn't round? Will it be just as effective?

Which number of papers you used?

The second time you put vasoline on for the cap before the second pour of silicone… Are you doing the face and the numbers of the dice or just the faces but not the numbers?

Please make more videos, you nailed it here!

You deserve more subscribers!

Are you able to talk about how you made the dice masters?

This is exactly what I was looking for! Amazing video, I found the answer to a question I have had and much more!

Great video!! Would you reccomend or have you tried additional keys on the mold face? What about for molds with a wider diameter?

Great job friend. I've been doing this a while and have come to many of the same conclusions you have with your dice molds . Do you do full set molds for any specific reason?

fun fact for the day, the makeup applicator is called a doe foot! this is a great tutorial. thank you!

All of the attempts still looked beautiful! Thank you for posting these sorts of tutorials

Nice on making the big lock keys. That's a great tip. I'm new to making dice, and it's great fun. We're looking forward to more videos. 👍

Wow I watched all your video I hope you plan on making more they were good and I followed you on your Esty to help. 🙂Thomas over at The Model Hobbyist

Cool video once again I really love the dice I used to play D&D when I was young and dice was a must and though we had cool dice back then the styles now are just mind blowing. I'm on you Esty right now looking around your welcome and have a good one. 🙂Thomas over at The Model Hobbyist

Very cool really though I'm not sure which is better the ones your pouring or once just printed on a 3D resin printer? Anyway that more of a concept type question because the best I can tell the printed dice may not be able to get as many color as you can pouring them. Thanks for sharing a great video really. 🙂Thomas over at The Model Hobbyist

Fantastic video. Will be very helpful for making a solid mold once I get some masters! Hit on every issue I had with the last 2 molds I made 😅

Very informative and easy to follow. Thank you for doing this to help the community

Awesome video Butter! I was really looking forward to it. Thank you for sharing your process and great work on the editing. One of the best videos out there on mold making ❤

Awesome video! Thanks for this.

This is a great tutorial. In depth, but still presented in an accessible way that I'm sure anyone can follow along for making their first silicon mold. It looked like you had lots of extra resin after filling the mold for the first time, did you fill some other dice molds at the same time or do you have another way you like to use up excess resin?

Absolutely great tutorial, nice and detailed and thorough, pacing is good. I cannot think of any detail or caveat you haven't covered. Different angles of light is a great addition. There's no extra information anyone could need though dragon skin has a post cure process involving the oven. That said I'll include some extra stuff 'coz you know me.. What I do is use two layers of Painter's tape, one along X and Y axes. I line the edges up so the entire surface is flat as possible. It is a little firmer than packing tape. Putting some tension on the silicone can help to cut it more smoothly. I'll actually use oven cured yellow Fimo clay to make keys, and put those in the initial pour. I'll put the moulds on the table and put the PVC pipe over the top for the lid, but that does risk getting stuff inside the original cast more. You can use plain talcum powder (and maybe a fragrance) instead of Vaseline. Use an air brush to blow excess dust off your dice. None of that is to detract from a fantastic and informative video.

I love tutorials like this one that show something going wrong (or at least not as right as intended) and go over the changes to get the desired end result. Keep making these tutorials please!

Those look amazing! Props for showing the first two attempts and not just the final one I like seeing the process! Mold making tutorial next?!

Wow those look incredible! What silicon do you use for your molds?

Nice! Loved the technique of tape to pick up the flashing. Never thought to do that. I’ll just sit there and pick at it.

Hey, great video! It is funny that we both did AI inspired dice videos. Great minds think alike, I guess. I loved the video shots you included and your editing. The dice turned out really pretty!

Great video, and I really like the idea of recreating AI generated dice (and what was up with those AI dice numbers?). The background music was a great choice too. Nice to listen to but not distracting from the content. Looking forward to more videos from you in the future!

These are super pretty!

Beautiful! I would have loved to see the comparison of the AI version and your version side by side at the end :P

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Nice crisp edges! I love seeing the progress between grits, that's really cool!