Dice Silicone Resin Casting Moulds Multiple Shapes Polyhedral Dice Moulds for Resin Lovers Table Games DIY Making
Make a full set of polyhedral dice for tabletop games with these silicone resin casting moulds. Multiple shapes for DIY dice makers. Shop at Resin Art NZ.
Product details and specifications
- There are so many choices for your dice DIY making. Don't spend more money on dice you don't like. Let's make the dice you want!
- Material: Art resin moulds are made up of silicone, very flexible and easy to clean and it re-usable, not easily damaged. When you do the project, it will check project process in anytime with transparent.
- Easy To Release: With smooth and shiny interiors, and reduces the need to cut back and polish. After your project is fully cured, it will be easy to pull your finished resin items out after it’s fully cured. After that you could use release spray, it might be help you extend your resin moulds life.
- Storage and Care: Please store your resin moulds in room temperature place, avoid from the direct sunlight. Clean these silicone moulds with warm soap water; for the finished products, there will also be rough edges that will need to be sanded and polished once removed from the mold but do not sand until the casting has fully hardened.
- Note: The maximum temperature of the moulds can withstand is 220℃（428℉ ）
- Completely clean inside before use.
- Price for each only!
Questions before you buy
What should I check before choosing this mould or kit?
Check the product details for Dice Silicone Resin Casting Moulds Multiple Shapes Polyhedral Dice Moulds for Resin Lovers Table Games DIY Making, including the listed design, dimensions and pack contents. Where moulds and accessories are offered as separate options, select the option needed for your project.
How do I choose a suitable casting material?
Use the materials specified in the product details and follow the casting material manufacturer’s instructions. Check mixing ratio, pour depth and curing requirements before starting; a mould’s size does not determine a resin’s maximum pour depth.
When should I remove a resin casting from the mould?
Follow your resin manufacturer’s demoulding instructions and allow the casting to cure sufficiently before removal. Curing time depends on the resin and working conditions.
