Endoto Chess Set with Checkers Board Silicone Resin Mold, 16 Pieces Full Size 3D Chess Crystal Epoxy Casting Molds for DIY Art Crafts Making, Family Party Board Games and Home Decoration

What I like is how the chess board came out and checker pieces. What I didn't like is the molds for chess pieces kept breaking while talking out of molds.

First pour with resin and one of the Bishop's and one of the Pawn's stuck to the molds, the resin was so stuck that the ONLY way the mold was to come off was to tear it. And i still could not remove all of the mold. The other 14 worked as they should for now.

The chess pieces are difficult to remove. As others have said drip some baby oil or coconut oil in and massage it on down to get the mold to release. I’ve seen others talk about the smallness regarding depth of the squares. Yes, they aren’t that deep so just use a small paper cup or similar so you have control over the pour. As for adding the second color, there is no need to try to fill the squares adjacent to those you just poured. Let the first dry and then Simply pour the second color on the back. It will fill in the second set of holes. So what if the back is all one color. Work smarter, not harder.

Chess pieces turned out great but the chess board ended up with a small tear after the first use and this was with using the proper spray release. Crap quality silicone mold

nice set of molds to make the chess pieces. you do have to be really careful to get all the bubbles out, especially with the top of the bishop and rook. watch for bubbles with the checkers and board molds too.some of the chess molds were not fully round at the bottom, (probably due to just the way any mold would warp due to it laying on its side) but its not really noticeable in the final product.it was a pain in the butt to remove the molds when it was done, especially the king. work slowly and get someone with smaller fingers to help!1 cup of epoxy was enough to fill one color of the chess pieces, the checkers pieces, and just enough to fill a thin layer of color for the board. maybe make a little bit over 1 cup of epoxy resin, just to thicken the color of the squares on the board. 2 more cups of clear epoxy resin was enough to finish the board, so you'll need a little over 4 cups total to complete a set of chess and checkers pieces, plus a board.my daughter can't wait to make another set!