Does anyone have any tips on how to prevent air bubbles in resin D&D dice?
I usually make my own dice and would really like to.start making more of them. I've been working with resin for years now, but dice are the one thing I just always seem to fudge up and have to revise because of hidden bubbles. I've tried squeezing the mold to let physics so the work (works most of the time), filling in along the edges first, pouring my resin in multiple cups from high up to allow any bubbles to pop before my final pour, overfilling intentionally, etc. I can't really use a torch or flame because of how small my molds are and the fact that my dad's bullet station is not a safe enough distance away for me to feel safe using an open flame. The only other thing I can figure is a pressure pot, but I don't have the financial means to get one right now, nor do I have the space for it. Any advice welcome, please be kind.