#resin pouring

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Finished Soul Gem holder with the first set of gems, which were very instructional. I ended up wet-sanding the gems, and on reflection, should have cleaned out the exposed tiny bubbles that had picked up resin dust (they're all a smattering of tiny white dots now) with a toothbrush before applying clear-coat. I applied clear-coat because there were some spots in the gems which clearly did not fully cure and I did not want any continuous oozing; I don't know if this will fix the issue but we'll see (they are solid enough).

Also, the clear-coat tells you that you can handle them after an hour, but next time I'm going to let it go for far longer (when flipping them over, the still not-totally-hard clear-coat would stick to the platform, which also had clear-coat on it, so it made little pools of opaque stuff that I had to sand off).

Other lesson learned, besides "do not reuse your sanding paper; just throw it away and move to a new sheet" (thank you Adam Savage): sanding sucks and you should move heaven and earth to make sure you have to do as little of it as possible.

With respect to bubbles: the Better Half insists it's possible to pour resin with no bubbles whatsoever (he's seen videos of "perfect pours", but cynical me suspects there's some off-screen shenanigans going on). But not only am I new at this, I'm also probably not making it easier by adding crushed mica sheets to the resin. I did pour #2 yesterday and am waiting to see if my technique improved (mixed much less color, mixed a much greater quantity of resin, mixed the parts together slowly for longer, overpoured the mold, etc). But I'm thinking that if I were doing this regularly, I might go the cheater's route and use technology (a vacuum chamber) because honestly, I don't think I have the time to perfect a no-bubble manual pour.

[misadventures-in-dicemaking]

made a set for my friend who got me into resin! only 5 of the set of 7 turned out useable enough but we press on! i love the orange and glitter in these. not fully sold on the black numbers but that was her request!

[alchemistsattic]

So, I mayyyyy have gotten some new molds. I'm so excited to try making shaker charms for the first time!

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[misadventures-in-dicemaking]

there ya have it! my next round of dice making misadventures! overall this is best i have done at dice making so far. they all turned out how i wanted and i'm starting to get better at my technique and patience! watching a truly horrifying amount of dice making and resin making tutorials may be rotting my brain but im making some fantastic dice. standouts are Untitled and Pinkest Pink and Chameleon Powder. All gorgeous sets with no real structural issues and i CANNOT WAIT to play with them!

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ive noticed a few pjsk players like my posts so to all of u out there, good luck on all of ur pulls <3

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