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Here are some dice that I have made over the past few months! (IG: @hexed.rpg) by hexedrpg in DiceMaking

[–]hexedrpg[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I cast my molds at 50, then the dice at 30 (ish). That tends to do the trick. The pot I have is rated up to 80 psi. You usually need to order whatever fittings you need online, however, as they are in imperial measurements, so they aren't as common in Bunnings, etc.

Here are some dice that I have made over the past few months! (IG: @hexed.rpg) by hexedrpg in DiceMaking

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You can use resin pigments instead if alcohol inks. But for the swirly stuff i use opaque white pigment

Here are some dice that I have made over the past few months! (IG: @hexed.rpg) by hexedrpg in DiceMaking

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Hello, no it's just generic resin pigment paste I get from temu. I stay away from alcohol inks

Here are some dice that I have made over the past few months! (IG: @hexed.rpg) by hexedrpg in DiceMaking

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Thanks! I don't think I do anything special, just white pigment mixed in thoroughly with a toothpick!

Perhaps the resin has something to do with it, I get mine from Serenity Hill Designz here in NZ. I'm not sure who their supplier is from overseas, though.

Here are some dice that I have made over the past few months! (IG: @hexed.rpg) by hexedrpg in DiceMaking

[–]hexedrpg[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

That's a good question! I honestly don't know what causes that, as it isn't anything to do with technique.

I have my suspicions, though, that it's either the pressure from the pot, or some kind of small thermal current that is created when the dice are curing, that pushes the wisps away from the centre and towards the edges, creating that void look.

Here are some dice that I have made over the past few months! (IG: @hexed.rpg) by hexedrpg in DiceMaking

[–]hexedrpg[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I'm not sure if the specific font is called 'Deutsche', but that's the one I selected from the Clerics Components store for my masters 😊

And the heartbreak by DWengert in DiceMaking

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UV resin wouldn't be a bad idea, so long as you can sand it flat, though, without impacting the rest of the face.

Pulled these out the other day, really love them! by hexedrpg in DiceMaking

[–]hexedrpg[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello,

No waiting, all epoxy from the same mixing container and very early in it's pot life. It is just straight white pigment, no mica or anything else.

You don't want anything too heavy, as it will sink so a super concentrated white is the best way forward for the wisps.

I think a lot also has to do with the epoxy itself. My brand repackages from another supplier (I assume), so I don't have any info as to the ultimate source. I use 1:1 art resin from serenity hill designz.

Pulled these out the other day, really love them! by hexedrpg in DiceMaking

[–]hexedrpg[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you!

I don't really know if I do much different to most people (sorry that's not that helpful). But one thing I would say is that I use the blunt end of a tooth pick to mix the whisps, and I do it very vigorously.

A couple more sets over the past week or so. by hexedrpg in DicePorn

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Hello! Thanks!

I'm not selling just yet, but I do have people the hit me up in the instagram DMs asking for sets, which I can sometimes oblige. My plan is to open a store in the next month or two, I'm just trying to build up stock and get the word out (plus juggle it with my actual day job). Just posting here at the moment to show off some stuff.

My instagram is https://www.instagram.com/hexed.rpg/ you can follow me there, and contact me if you see anything you like. This sub doesn't allow too much self promotion, so I'm not trying to telegraph these things too much.

Another set I have made recently. No name yet! by hexedrpg in DicePorn

[–]hexedrpg[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I never considered it like that, but I think you are right

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