Outer Limits Designs

Woohoo! This is something I've been steadily working on for a while and finally got around to being ready to post.

I've been trying to figure out various ways to store your precious, polished masters! The problem I wanted to address is putting them in a bag or bin where they can click together and maybe scratch or mar the surface, making you repolish them before molding. Maybe not too big of a problem, but here we are 😅 They also are kind of a fun display piece and we all want to look at our beautiful shiny dice, no?

This is the resulting idea! Custom, colorful (or not, for our minimalist, goth hearts) dice stands made of poured resin! They come with a clear, acrylic cover as pictured to keep dust bunnies out and a base with matched recesses for 'standard' sized masters. Of course they also double as dice stands for your precious dice that need to always be on display.

If there is enough interest, I can start producing more of these for sale here and in my shop, let me know what you think in the comments! I'm also open to making custom displays for alternative geometry sets, different configurations, bigger sets, etc.
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It is time! To celebrate my brand refresh and participate in small business Saturday, I am having a THICCC sale.

If you've been waffling on masters, blanks, molds, or anything else, now is the time to buy! I am offering 20% off everything I sell for the next week.

If you've ordered from me previously and would like a fresh set of masters, let me know and I am happy to hook you up with a reprint for a reduced rate of $50 during this sale.

Finally, I am offering FREE 33mm chonks to the first ten clients who order from me and there may be some other knick knacks and surprises included in your orders while supplies last.

Blast off with me and lets go explore beyond the outer limits!
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New product alert! I've been working on these new silicone pads and a super simple rack concept for my pressure pot and I am happy to offer them for sale to anyone who wants them.

I got tired of working with my fixed, multi-tier rack, so I wanted a simple, individual solution that was scalable. If your molds are thin, you can stack multiple racks on their handles. If your molds are a bit thicker and even thickness, you can stack the racks on your molds and the layers help press the lids down. You can even put a weight on the top rack to help spread out the weight and get an even distribution across your molds. The final option, if your molds are uneven or you use different styles of molds on one layer, you can use three wood blocks to support the next rack. I am happy to cut simple wooden blocks for any order that requests them and if there is enough demand, I will source a more premium stock. For now, I just use hardware store lumber because it is easily accessible.

With the way these are set up, it is easy to swap silicone pads, so once it wears out or you want to change up colors, it's easy to swap to a fresh pad and I will be offering them separately from the rest of the hardware.

I can pour custom colors for any client requests and, for an additional fee, I can customize the handles as well.

They come in standard sizes to fit both harbor freight pressure pots and California Air Tools pressure pots. If you need something specific or a different size, let me know and we can figure something out.

Finally, don't forget that I am running a sale all week long for 20% off all orders and giving away some freebies with your order!
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