Large Charcuterie Board Resin Mold Tray Mold Resin Table Mold Epoxy Table Mold for River Table, Charcuterie Board, Cutting Board, DIY Art Home Decoration (Rectangle Style, 23.6 x 11.8 x 4 Inches)

Large workable space. Creating an eternal resting place for my grandmother's ashes

First of all, the silicone mold comes folded and stuck together. You'll have to unstick it to use. Because it has been folded (for quite some time) it causes the mold to have creases at least 1/2 inch deep. This becomes evident on the first pour. After casting my first mold and waiting to release the mold, then and only then, do you realize the affect of the crease. It ruined my first cast. The top was fine, but where the creases were, totally ruined. The bottom of the cast had 1/2 inch creases all along the bottom. I made a second one and this time the creases were so bad, the silicone mold stuck and tore upon removal. Very poor design quality. Don't waste your money. You are better off spending more from a reputable silicone mold maker.

I couldn't wait to try this and do a river board. Unwrapped it , be careful. The wood side are very fragile, didn't break ( all the way through) just cracked. I can't get the seams out of the silicone though. They folded it and the creases won't come out. Used a heat gun and layer heavy wood on it , to no avail. But I am happy with product.

For the price, I was hoping that it would be a little sturdier. The wooden mold stabilizers are only 1/8” thick and are warped… not ‘square’… and the mold was pretty thin as well and the sides don’t sit up straight unless it is full. The problem is that you can’t pour that thick in one setting. Not really worth the price.

Thickness is ok, set up is easy but cheap parts included, it’s a great size but the molds have permanent creases in them so you get the indentation in the epoxy, when poured the mold bows out for lack of sturdiness.

What a POS - I pour epoxy and this is not my first rodeo. This mold would not retain its shape. The bottom would not lay flat, even with the weight of my wood and 1st pour of epoxy. Then there is the side issues. They do NOT stand up straight. Even using many clamps to hold them against the outer wood box. The last straw was unmolding my project and the bottom ripped. This product is total trash!

Not sturdy enough to hold large amount of epoxy. Next time I'll go smaller/thinner. Otherwise held up. Easy to demold.

Flimsy woodframe to hold in place. Never could get it stand up right. Arrived folded and NEVER got it lay flat. Won't purchase again. Wasted money but did find a higher quality one through a craft store.

The media could not be loaded.  Item arrived late and defective, would not recommend, not worth the money.