How to cast a resin sphere 

+ianthegamer Thanks for the suggestion! Will be happy to get that on the schedule.

Maybe somewhere out there there's a clear sphere mold where you can see what you're doing? Pour half, dry, place your object, pour the rest??? Or get a semi-sphere mold, do one first maybe missing 1/4, place your object, pour the missing part so that your object is halfway out, dry; repeat to complete a sphere, this time you put the 1st half in a way the object is right in the middle. But I don't know... those are the solutions I can think of but haven't tested...

Try rolling the resin around inside the mold before completely filling it up.

Yes, we have them here: shop.resinobsession.com/collections/molds/sphere

OMG. I love it. There might have been a couple of years of mistakes not shown in the video. ;)

It's in our store here: shop.resinobsession.com/collections/molds/products/resin-sphere-mold-3-4-inch?variant=965321901

Great question! I show how to sand and finish a bracelet here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-51kSn5Xqfw8.html

1200 grit wet dry sandpaper. Keep it wet and if you need, apply a gloss.

+junglepitts You will want to add in some resin, then add your item. Otherwise, you may trap bubbles.

Ok, thank you so much for the reply! :)

No, unfortunately it could dent or break. If you want a bouncy ball, you will need to cast it in silicone rubber.

but then would it break if i dropped it

Yes. They will blend a bit at the junction where the colors meet.

Hi, you are going to need to drill it.

@@ResinObsessionI want to make bubbles for your hair. It will require a whole going through one side to the other. More so at the top. What kind of drill will work on such a small area?

@@taminamiller40 I use my flex shaft for projects like this.

Samantha Tavener Hi, try again. Everything should be working now!

We have a large selection of molds in our shop: shop.resinobsession.com/collections/molds

Me too!! I have flower petals I want to make sure they end up centered and not sunk down to the bottom! Also, how do you keep the glitter from sinking too the bottom? Maybe I'm using heavy glitter?

lisa houston Just experiment...?

I am guess that with the flower petals sinking,and if they are real,dried,im assuming that layers would work,with a small dripper of some kind,I use lisa p,uv,because its just made for small sets.I am still intimidated with mine,I should of bought those frozen ice cube round sphere molds,silicon,perfect for experimenting,now I see they have a smaller set of some,which would work better.I do not know about others sphere molds,but the silicone used is translucent type but too think of silicone to see inside.Or just buy the round glass balls made for ring blanks and use those,which is a lot easier.. Keep me up on what you guys are finding works,and other ways..peace,Lisa

I'm not familiar with those. What do they look like?

Yes

There are several reasons why this could happen. We cover that in this article: www.resinobsession.com/resin-frequently-asked-questions/resin-troubleshooting-tips

Nvm i read the description

+Markimoo Fan Happy to help if you still need it.

+Mari Sol I don't remember. It was either the 3/4 inch or the 1 inch mold.