Resin Clock Molds, Table Clock Mold for Resin, Mantel Silicone Molds Kit for Epoxy Resins Casting, DIY Home Decor Christmas Gift with 2 Clock Faces

Resin Clock Molds, Table Clock Mold for Resin, Mantel Silicone Molds Kit for Epoxy Resin Casting, DIY Home Decor with 2 Clock Faces I loved this so much I ordered a second one for back up. Picture shows two but it only comes with one. Wish I waited for black Friday price but still it is good quality and so much fun. For the amount of resin used, I noticed the page says it takes 10.5 ounces total, layering 3 times at 5.3 ounces. The amount of 5.3 x 3 is actually more accurate (15.9 ounces) than the 10.5 total. Someone forgot to add in the third 5.3. I was going to say I used about 16 ounces total but in 4 pours and adding a bit of filling decoration. If it was a solid epoxy fill I would guess closer to 20 ounces. Side note, I did over fill, covering the entire back over the hole for the clock in back. This gave a finished look but also makes the clock harder to pull out instead of push through from the back and uses more resin. The mold is great. It is really stable and what I consider a good quality. I use very light mist of demold spray before pouring and it came right out of the mold with ease. See video. I never get videos but I got a great one of this one coming out of the mold my first time using this mold. I did cure it in a machine for a while and demolded after about 8 hours but I did not feel comfortable putting the clock in for another day and still set off my fumes meter for weeks as resin officially takes 30 days to cure. The Clock while not great (as complete plastic), it does fit perfectly with the little clips and it does keep accurate time and if you don't touch it, looks great. After 3 weeks it is still right time. I don't know where I could buy better quality without the mold but I will need to look for more after I make more clocks and run out. Normally I do Pro's and Con's but this one does not really work for this. The only ding (pun intended) I give is for the clock itself but since they give you two and it keeps time and you can probably buy more, I would not count against it. AND I almost forgot, the battery is a bugger to fit in the clock itself. I thought I was going to break it getting it in but once it was in it was good to go. A senior person might have a hard time with this. I would say for sure if you were looking at getting this, it is well worth it. I liked it so much I bought 2. I say take your time and for sure do it in the layers as it does use a lot of epoxy resin and helps to allow products to de-bubble and move around to right placement.

Love love love these. Easy to make, looks high-end. Made several for Christmas gifts. Family and friends loved them. Kept 1 for myself.

I really like this mold. I’m not sure if it’s because it’s easy or for some reason it reminds me of Cogsworth from “Beauty and the Beast”

Great molds, easy to work with.

The mold was awesome but getting the battery into the clock not so awesome. Really never got one in the clock. The AAA battery wouldn't fit like it should so not really happy with the battery compartment. A neat sea shell clock with the clock not working!!!

These are so much fun! You can do so many different themes in them. The pictures I am attaching are the ones I made with printer poop! 🤭. It takes approximately 8 oz or a little less. Don’t make the stupid mistake I did when I made the first one. I filled it too full and forgot I needed to leave the hole open on the back so I couldn’t access the clock from the back! 🤬

Fantastic mold. Made several and they are a great seller.

Love these clock molds. Very easy to use.

Love this mold, my clocks come out great everytime I've used it, I'm looking forward to making many more!

and some Just were broken in my hands. It is not useful at all. The mold is cute.