How To make Liquid Core Dice!

Swirling shimmering liquid core dice are a lot of fun. I've had a couple people tell me they are daunted by the idea of making them, but they're not too difficult once you do a couple. In this video I'll walk you through my process for making them!

Materials Used:
Respirator with vapor cartridges, and gloves
UV Light
99% Isopropyl Alcohol
Glycerine
Water

Background Music:

[SneakyViz]

Was searching how to do this and google's AI straight up copied the script from this video. Glad to have found the actual source. Great video!

[r-pupz]

So beautiful! The algorithm did it's dark magic and for once I am delighted, I feel like I've found a true hidden gem channel 🔮💜

[Zanta]

I was searching how to do this but couldn't think of the words to search for it and it appeared in my recommendation. Thank you for showing how it's done

[harleynetasha]

Thank you so much for sharing this. Also you have such a soothing fun voice, extremely enjoyable to listen to

[Blueisbluetube]

Those are gorgeous and such a magical result from a quite logical process

[ninjawithnobalance]

Thank you I wanted to learn to make this because I love looking at it

[owlangel]

Really interesting and the charms looked great.

[kimorourke]

This is a great tutorial! I especially like you pointing out which steps are personal preference. Your voice is really soothing also!

[OnigiriSuiko]

thank you for this! I can't wait to make these.

[melodywave]

this video hit my front page so i hope your subscriber count keeps going up because of it heppening to more people!

[GalaxyCat]

Yo thank you! Your guidance is much appreciated

[violettracey]

That is awesome! Thank you for the tutorial!

[tessa]

Love this! If you use a ring to set the sphere on then you can avoid and residue getting on them from the clay.

[gen-thethreadedbobbin]

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!! I have a cheap dice mold, it works fine for making dice as gifts, but really wanted to make my nephew a set with a liquid core. I really appreciate you sharing this tutorial with everyone, it's a big help. My biggest issue is on my mold the triangle shaped die isn't very big, the internal space is quite small. That will be my next hurtle, finding small enough globe to fit in that one. 😅 Again, thank you so much for this video! ❤

[kamicosmos]

I was looking at my liquid core die, and thought 'how do they do that' so I hit youtube and your video was the first one. Awesome! Very cool process! Good video too, btw!

[AudioVisualRomance]

Awesome, will use this to make a stick shift knob

[MischabellaAdamyan]

Thank you for sharing with us your technique! Also you kinda sound like Amanda Bines and that was entertaining 😊

[jamesokane]

You answered one of the biggest stumbling blocks I've had, which is where to find caps for the spheres. The answer is you don't. It's just the UV resin and a slightly less spherical object.
Thank you!

[Dawns_Creative_Carousel]

Omg I have been looking for a video on this everywhere! Everyone is like just put a bauble in the Middle Easy peezy!! No what bauble? Thank you so much for making this video! You got another subscriber! I’m sure you’re like whoopee! I’m excited though haha!

[tfae]

Thanks for this video! I watched this because I was curious how you handled hiding the hole on the glass globe, or if you used a different globe to make these. On one of mine, I actually made one into a Pokeball for a Pokemon TCG damage counters and it masked the hole pretty well. ^_^;;

I used Rybonator's (sp?) tutorial for my liquid cores, though I did not add any rubbing alcohol and haven't got the glycerin to try that yet. I once tried a few drops of 99% alcohol to try and keep the mica from clumping (or at least that's what someone told me to try), but for me what ended up happening was that the UV resin ended up sinking into my water and made a goopy mess, vs when I don't put the rubbing alcohol in, the UV resin will just float on top of the water (but my UV resin is kinda thin atm due to summer climate, so I point my UV light onto my balls as I'm putting the UV resin on to seal it. I use Let's Resin "Upgraded crystal clear 250ml" UV resin for mine.