DiceMaker or Blender? What is better to make your OWN DnD Dice Set?

[@layanmeta]

never thought a day would come where i am fascinated by dice making 😍

[@sepulcrum]

[@andreapoppenburg8346]

I enjoyed watching this video - didn’t expect it to look „so easy“ 😉

[@sepulcrum]

Thank you

[@awsome013]

Fantastic work, i especially love the Colour palette on these 7:40 ones!

[@chrisss3233]

Wow! This is amazing. You really deserve more recognition

[@sepulcrum]

Thank you so so much for your words. ❤️

[@hannahandneko]

So neat! You do make it look easy! As far as other color schemes, green and purple could look neat!

[@sepulcrum]

Thank you! Alright, green and purple will be next. :D

[@robertdeiss6117]

Mega stark 😍

[@sepulcrum]

Danke dir. :)

[@MaheerKibria]

so the quickest way to get smooth resin prints is to not sand. You want to use sanding just to get rid of the nubs from the supports. Assuming you have no pits warm your resin to 35C and then paint on a thin layer let it sit for a few minutes and then cure that in a curing chamber. you can also dip it in something like clear lacquer.

[@sepulcrum]

Oh, thank you so much for that! That will save so much time, will try that!

[@petraadam9978]

Great work!

[@Nash_Idaho]

i have a much easier way of doing dice in blender! Dicemaker is definitely the easiest way, but blender has more potential for doing "different things"

[@Ceppy82]

Am I wrong, or are your videos getting better and better? :)

[@robertdeiss6117]

Isso!

[@sepulcrum]

Naw. Thanks. I try my best. :)

[@blackb1511]

DO you have any problems with silicone not curing ?

[@sepulcrum]

I don't, why do you ask?

[@blackb1511]

@@sepulcrum I have a lot of difficulties curing my molds. I've read I should buy some inhibit x but like everything else it costs some more money

[@sepulcrum]

@@blackb1511 Hmmm, usually you just need to mix the two components in the right amount together. I use dragon skin 20, which is a little expensive but very good and durable. But there are other less expensive silicones which you can use. What do you use?

[@EdwardTonai]

There is an easier way to number dice in blender: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5m9iIR6ebB1lbssi=trHr4ALbuRvXqMd8 I still mostly use DiceMaker, but for custom shapes I use Blender.

[@sepulcrum]

Oh, thank you so much. :D Will have a look and try that out. :D