CZYY DND Dice Mold Silicone 7 Standard Polyhedral Sharp Edge Dice Slab Mould for D&D, Tabletop RPG

Mold is seemingly very good quality. I messed up and forgot the mold release and ruined my mold. Debating on if I'm going to reorder this one or get the ones that make individual dice so it'd be easier to recast certain ones if you mess up. The dice that did turn out good I was happy with the ones I'm unhappy with are definitely user error.

I have tried a few other dice molds on Amazon. And so far this one wins hands down.. if I have anything I’d change with this mold. its this. The dice are smaller than other molds. A lot smaller. And the font is odd, but workable. The mold is huge and has plenty of room to increase the size of the dice, even the d20 is smaller then other brand molds I have, the d10 are tiny, pretty much all of them are on the small side. Other than that ,the mold is made very well and sturdy. Better than other Amazon molds. So far 6 sets made no isses, and no air bubble or voids in my dice. Please consider making them a touch larger lol. Easiest mold I own as far as pouring and having all the dice turn out and should hold up along time it’s not made like other 7$ molds

Like all silicon products this has a limited lifespan before wear and tear occurs, but the dice I've gotten out of it have been really good, and having all the molds in one place with one easy to align lid has been very helpful.

I'm just starting out and this was so easy to use. It made nice solid dice and cleaned up perfect. I need to learn the method to remove bubbles. This mold is a great start and I think the price was good.

Produces nice clean dice. I'm impressed with the quality.

I got this mold back in December, but only just now had a chance to use it for the first time. Used it twice, and I'm not impressed.I got this because it's a solid dice mold, however I've had issues with it both times.Issue 1 (the main issue) is that after demolding the second set, a good bit of resin is stuck to the mold, even using mold release. Trying to pull off the extra resin will cause damage and tears to the mold.Issue 2. On the mold as well as the lid, there appears to be some kind of substance or film on it. Washing the mold did not remove this and it's likely the cause of the issue with the resin sticking to the mold.Issue 3. Both times I've used this mold, the dice have come out cloudy, particularly on the top face. IE: the 1/10/123 sides. It apepars to be ONLY on these faces that the cloudiness occurs, and only with this mold. (See my final picture. The dice on the right I used this mold, and the dice on the left I used another mold Both of these sets of dice I used the same batch of resin with and used the same techniques.)

This mold would be golden if not for that defect on the d20 . It really ruins the whole thing.The rest of the dice seem to have good placement and this works great with a pressure pot.It is easy to use and and the silicone really is nice.If only that D20 wasn't messed up. I hope the seller looks into this. I am probably going to return it as it is defective.Update - The company sent me a new mold. The 17 on the new mold is almost centered it is much more usable. The 17 doesn't pass into the next face but it is still right on the edge. Other than that the molds are still easy to use after quite a few dice coming out of them.

I was super skeptical to buy this, but definitely not upset. Works better than any cheap mold you can find on Amazon (trust me, I’ve bought PLENTY). Only issue I’m finding is that the numbers on this particular mold are not uniform. Some of the die have mixed font sizes and the numbers don’t align perfectly. For example, the 17 on the D20 is right on the edge.