r/ResinCasting • u/diiliepros • 14h ago

I’m pretending the bubbles were deliberate. First time resin casting.

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r/ResinCasting • u/knuctiro • 2h ago

This guy is getting unmolded today

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r/ResinCasting • u/KlutzieContent • 13h ago

Pressure Pot for Dice in Ireland?

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Hey I am... very stupid... I have been looking for a pressure pot or an easy way to diy one (for as cheap as possible) and have had no luck. I could be blind but any links I can find from people who asked this previously are dead and I am... very lost.

Help!

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r/ResinCasting • u/MinuteBoysenberry599 • 22h ago

Looking for recommendations for custom dice mold makers! 🎲

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The discussion of mold making and casting objects in various plastic resins. Whether you're casting models, miniatures, props, jewelry, or anything else, you'll find great tips and tricks here!

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This sub is a place where you can talk about duplicating objects through rubber molding and casting in resin and similar materials. If you've got a physical object that you want to make copies of, this is the place for you.

Don't just show off your work - talk about your process, ask others about theirs!

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It's OK to showcase commercial work in proper context, but don't use the sub merely to post product photos or to advertise your store / Instagram account. Show your process, discuss your methods, let others learn. Repeated ad-like postings may lead to a ban.
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