The Offer on Hand-Poured Dice

Tumbled plastic dice from mass-market board game boxes are rounded in ceramic vibratory tumblers. That process rounds the vertexes unevenly, leaving some faces broader than their opposing mates. The result is an uncontrolled roll bias that players feel during critical skill checks and combat rolls. We do not stock mass-run acrylic tumbleware.

Every polyhedral set and D6 collection in our Portland inventory is cast inside pressure chambers at 45 PSI, forcing air bubbles out of the liquid resin before cure. The castings are lapped by hand on micro-grit silicon carbide sheets across seven grades, preserving razor-sharp zero-radius edges and planar faces. Numerals are micro-engraved into each face before hand-inking with opaque gold or burnished silver enamel.

Sets are supplied either in machined aluminum ingot cases with dense closed-cell EVA foam beds or brushed tin tins with magnetic clasps, protecting edge sharpness from bag collision during transit.

Inspected Resin Polyhedral Series

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Macro detail of zero-radius crisp corner and precision gold numeral on resin D20

Zero-radius crisp corner and precision gold numeral on hand-polished D20 facet, highlighting planar boundary geometry.

Sharp-Edge Polyhedral 7-Die Set

Standard 7-die tabletop configuration comprising D4, D6, D8, two D10s (standard 0–9 and percentile 00–90), D12, and D20. Poured with two-part optical polyurethane resin, vacuum degassed, and pressure cured at 45 PSI for zero internal cavitation.

Resin Base Two-Part Optical Urethane

Edge Treatment Sharp Razor Lap (No Tumble)

Face Inking Hand-Filled Metallic Enamel

D20 Vertex Diameter 21.8 mm Point-to-Point

Packaging Fitted Ingot Tin with Foam

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The Saline Balance Verification Audit

Every commercial batch that passes our Portland counter is subjected to random saline density testing. We dissolve sodium chloride in warm water until the specific gravity of the liquid matches the resin density (approximately 1.15 to 1.22 g/cm³), allowing the die to float freely in suspension.

A die with an internal micro-bubble or an uneven pigment swirl will rotate immediately so that its light side faces up, demonstrating an asymmetric center of gravity. When disturbed with a glass rod, a biased die returns repeatedly to the same upward face. Our tolerance threshold allows zero preferred settling: across ten random agitations, each face must distribute neutrally without persistent orientation.

Polyhedral resin die floating in saline solution testing center-of-gravity balance

Resin die submerged in saline test beaker verifying center-of-gravity balance and orientation equilibrium under repeated displacement.

Precision Pip D6 Sets & Specifications

Wargame & Euro Accessories

Format Code	Dimension	Quantity	Material & Inking	Price Basis (USD)	Primary Application
D6-PIP-12M	12.0 mm ± 0.05 mm	Block of 12	Opaque Resin / Drilled White Pips	12.00 USD / block	Squad skirmish games & combat dice pools
D6-PIP-16M	16.0 mm ± 0.05 mm	Set of 6	Translucent Amber / Recessed Black Pips	14.50 USD / set	Standard Euro board game replacement dice
POLY-7-CORE	D4 through D20	Set of 7	Dual-Color Swirl / Gold Foil Numeral	18.95 USD / set	Campaign tabletop roleplaying games
POLY-7-INGOT	D4 through D20	Set of 7 + Box	Solid Ingot Pigment / Brushed Alloy Case	25.00 USD / set	High-durability collector campaign sets

The Five-Step Counter & Supply Process

Securing balanced dice through our Portland counter follows a strict sequence to ensure edge fidelity:

Specification Selection: You choose the die format (7-piece polyhedral, 12mm wargaming blocks, or 16mm standard board game replacements) and colorway requirements via our inquiry desk or counter.
Visual Caliper Check: Every set undergoes digital micrometer verification on our Portland bench, confirming face widths remain within ±0.05 mm tolerances.
Inking Inspection: Numerals and pips are inspected under a 10x jeweler loupe to confirm zero paint spill, voids, or flaking along edge junctions.
Bedding & Packaging: Dice are seated into die-cut EVA foam slots inside metal cases or lined cloth pouches to prevent vertex-on-vertex contact during shipping.
Dispatch from SW 1st Ave: Orders are dispatched daily between 2:00 PM and 10:00 PM PST with tracking, or held at our front counter for local inspection.

Common Questions & Direct Objections

Are sharp-edge dice too brittle for wooden dining tables?
Yes, if rolled directly onto bare, unpadded hardwood. Because sharp-edge resin vertexes carry near-zero corner radius, throwing them forcefully onto finished mahogany or glass will dent the wood or chip the vertex. We explicitly recommend rolling on padded baize, neoprene mats, or lined wooden dice trays. If you prefer tossing dice across bare surfaces, tumbled factory dice are a safer choice.

Are these factory tumbled or true sharp edge?
They are true sharp edge. They are never sent through a rotary or vibratory ceramic polisher. Every vertex retains a tactile, crisp corner that stops rolls decisively rather than drifting across the baize.

Can I purchase individual replacement dice for lost pieces?
Yes. While sets run from 12.00 to 25.00 USD, our counter maintains individual D20s, D6s, and percentile dice to replace missing campaign pieces. Inquire with your resin colorway and our team will match pigment batches from current stock.

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