Silicone Resin Molds 5Pcs Resin Casting Molds Including Sphere, Cube, Pyramid, Square, Round with 1 Measuring Cup & 5 Plastic Transfer Pipettes for Resin Epoxy, Candle Wax, Soap, Bowl Mat etc

These all could fit in the palm of a child's hand. That's on me for not reading the specs closer, but I thought people should be aware.With that out of the way, these are super easy to use and clean. The base is terrible on all of them, a flat surface won't be enough, and I have to use books to prop them up to make sure they don't tip over. The globe especially will not sit evenly, expect to have to do some sanding before removing your epoxy project. They would probably be better for bath bombs or other projects that do not require the precision of epoxy.Took a point off because the two halves of the globe don't fit together; I never planned to use that, so it doesn't bother me too much, but if you want to make globes please be aware that your projects will not be possible.Perhaps I got a bum batch, but again I'm not stressed about it.I think I would recommend these for their ease of use, but please be prepared for some hurdles and a learning curve.

I've used all but the round and the pyramid so far. The square is difficult to get the resin cube out of and I recommend sliding something along the walls in between to help release ir, that helped a lot for me. It's my first time doing resin art but I wanted to preserve this stage beetle female and it came out decently well once done. The square was simple enough, and the sphere came out super bubbled at the top and leaks a little around the seal and needs the sphere samded once removed. Do NOT use anything hot around these they don't take it well, I recommend if you get something with vibrations to get the bubbles out while the resins liquid still as it won't damage the silicone. I used a little heat at distance and the silicone was borderline melting around the surface of the resin on the cube, so I'm not going to repeat that for fear of damaging the molds. Otherwise their nice, but on the small side. Still big enough for resin art with bugs and small silk flowers tho!

Let me start by saying that these look like well made molds. I always look at molds I order to be sure there aren’t any flaws...and I couldn’t find anything wrong with these.I’ve made quite a few of the coasters without any problems. I’ve also made a handful of the pyramids without issue...until now.A couple of days ago- I used the cube, and the pyramid. I could not get the molds off to save my life. The pyramid had stuck to about a pea sized area of the mold, but the cube was stuck everywhere. I could get the pyramid unstuck using a knife, but my husband (who is very strong) had to use an exacto knife on the cube- and it was a mess.I have not tried the round mold- not sure that I will. The round and square coaster molds work just fine.I’ve added a couple of photos so you can see the damage of the cube and pyramid molds. .So I’m out 2 molds, resin, mica/glitter, etc.I don’t care about the colorant/mica/glitter etc- but resin is expensive.I know how to use/clean molds, so I’m disappointed that this has happened.

The media could not be loaded.  For a first time user I thought it was easy to use as long as you can follow directions.

These molds get the job done. Would buy again.