Silicone Ball Mold, DyAi 3pcs Resin Epoxy Mold, Universe Spheroid Moulds, Orbs Pendant Casting Molds for UV Resin Crafts, DIY Jewelry Making

I can honestly say this is one of my favorite resin molds. Most molds are really hard to get off and can be a stressful experience, but with these its kind of joyous to do. Theres also so many different things you can do to make each one different and unique. I really recommend it to people who might not think of themselves as "creative". Because when i used just clear resin it made this really cool tinny crystal ball thats memorizing to look through. One thing I did run into a few times is several of my marbles ended up with bubbles in them, but it could have been user error, and I actually like the way the bubbles look. I think they are great molds for beginners to resin because some molds can feel impossible to demold.

They are nice, the resin easily releasees from the mold, but because of some of the larger sizes, it is hard to get the resin to harden and get all the air bubbles out. The molds themselves are nice and hold up well.

I have a large extended family, so I make everyone ornaments for Christmas rather than bankrupt myself buying gifts. There were a few hiccups with my first try using the mold, but they were easy to work around. I was layering the resin, and on my first try there were visible lines and waves on the outside of the sphere from the individual layers. On my next try I turned the mold around to coat the inside entirely before adding the individual layers, and that worked perfectly. I was concerned the resin wouldn't cure through the silicone, but that wasn't a problem at all. All and all they work perfectly.

These make some cool necklaces but they take some practice. You don't really know how they turn out until you unmold them. I made some that ended up looking like marbles. I made some that look like water that glow in the dark. It's tough to get the top completely round though. I probably need to fill further. The ones that had a dip in the top I just used domed bales and glued on. Hoping they hold up. Need to watch more videos and get creative with these.

These globe shaped molds have been so fun to work with. Easy to fill, easy to spot stray bubbles in, easy de-molding too. Perfect for small trinket gifts, personalized Keychains.

These molds have been perfect, the resin spheres mold beautifully and are easy to unmold. They dont get stuck like other molds and you dont have to use tape to keep it closed.The only thing is that is a big hard to see what you are doing if your trying to make certain designs or place little items such as dried flowers a certain way.

I mage 6 marbles with standard epoxy. I put the mold in thr oven at the suggested temperature for silicon molds I used the spray on release for silicon molds, I vacuumed the mixed A/B, pored it in the molds and put it in the pressure pot at 55. All the marbles came out dull. Like you could not see the things in the marbles. Stuchbit in the rock tumbler with glass marbles. At this point i have 29+ hours messing around trying to get the outside smooth. But other than wet sanding them through the 2400 grit, they look bad. It’s as if the molds were made with a rough 3D printer, but there are no signs of 3D lines. I tried us a second time, washed TFR molds and put them in the oven, this time after I put the mold release in. No difference. If I am not to tired to put them in the polisher, I may try that, but I will most likely end up losing them as they are so small. Sorry if I didn’t follow the instructions for the Smoith On 20 minutes work time. And watched the YouTube. But I am Berry disappointed with the outcome of the marbles.

Easy to use