Dice Molds

They won't be fair

>>993402
I can't find a model for it so I guess your best bet would be to create a model by yourself.
(sketchup, autoCAD or something else) and then get it printed. Then you can use your own dice molds.

>>993422
Also what >>993420 said.
Self printed/made dice are almost never fair.
This is why dice are way more expensive than their material costs

>>993420
>>They won't be fair
They're going to be used for jewelry, not to actually play with them.

>>993402
>>993429

Do you think you'll be able to beat aliexpress prices? http://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?catId=0&SearchText=d20

If you really want to, you can make your own molds from existing dice with silicone, plaster of Paris, or another mold-making material.

>>993402
Probably cheaper and faster to just order some cheap dice from where ever and go with that.

>>993402
>buy dice set
>make molds of them in sculpey
>cast in resin

I might have fucked up the materials but I did this to make replicas of crates and sht for wargame terrain.