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I’ve enjoyed making these little jars so much! I use the gold mica w a dry brush to paint the etchings, blow it out w canned air, and gently wipe away any unwanted mica w a squeezed out alcohol pad- if you only use very gentle pressure- all that’s left is the gold in the etchings. Takes ~4oz of resin to fill (I like to color it w alcohol ink) and you should pour very slowly and carefully, letting the air bubbles out as you go. Because it is a small and thin shape, I had trouble w air bubbles my first go. Now I pour slowly (while burping) and insert small thin tool to insure any gaps or bubbles under the lid flap pop and fill in. Not the easiest for a beginner but it turns out beautiful pieces and holds up well! I also use resin release spray to clean and condition the mold.

The media could not be loaded.  I’ve had no problem using it! BUT the hole is just way to big the incense just fall right out! So I have to pull it through a little and then sit it down which makes the holder lopsided.

I collect wands …

I like them, no issue

Love making them

I absolutely love the design and prefer it to the wheel version that has the Triquetra because I like the Pentagram. But man, I only got two pours out of it before it became completely unusable and it used up a loooot of resin due to the size. The mold is so thin it is impossible to detach without warping it and it took at least 4 layers to completely fill and make sturdy. I know it seems like a good price and it does make for beautiful work, but between the amount of resin I had to use to make it combined with how I only got a few uses makes me think it’s not worth it unfortunately.I buy the 32oz bottles of Resin Art hardener and resin mix which is about $59 for both bottles and I used about half of each bottle for the layers I created to make one wheel (two wheels takes up both full bottles) not to mention the cost of the other materials I used to make them. I was able to sell them for $55 each but it’s not much profit when you get down to it for only 2 uses. It would be better to get a thicker and smaller mold.Pictures one and three are the same wheel. Picture 2 is the second and last one I was able to make before the mold became unusable.

I love this mold. It has two options for the top. I love options.

I've made about 6 of these and I love them. I wish it would come with instructing on how to use/paint with the mica powder over the astrology signs, but that's it. This demolds well, though I still get air bubbles in mine-it adds a semi rustic look. Despite this, I love these little boxes and they make great gifts!

La calidad del molde permite tener una impresión nítida y es muy fácil desmoldar. Son de muy buen tamaño.

Llegó en excedentes condiciones, la tabla circular es un poco delgada, los textos bien definidos y quedan muy bien.

I love these molds! I’ve used mine to make keychains and necklaces!