Endoto Resin Chess Pieces Mold Set, 16 Pieces Full Size 3D Silicone Chess Molds Kit for Epoxy Resin Casting, Family Party Board Games and Home Decoration

Perfect. It has enough molds for half a chess board. Colors will be consistent.

I have bought several different molds and these are absolutely horrible, they don't release properly, your projects come out dull instead of shiny, I tried everything, mixing more, 3 different types of resin, cleaning the molds, and other things, same result, use other molds and they come out great, I will never, and recommend no one else purchase from this company, they need to correct this, it's Terrible.

Love these chess piece molds! They stand up straight on their own and are nice and strong… all of them were easy to demold with the exception of the King and Queen… they get stuck at the middle where this lip is… I found that if I rolled the mold down instead of just trying to pull the piece out, and used some WD40 as a lubricant, they would pop right out! I made a set using UV Resin… I hate waiting 24 hours for things to cure when they are this size,,,I cured them in layers as well… except the pawn, I could fill them up and cure them all at Once… took about 45 minutes total time to cure everything properly using the uv resin …. I also made a set with 4 hour demold Resin when I cured up a checker/chess board… that way I had two complete sets of pieces to go with the board,,, the board was the same brand as the pieces I’m reviewing now… over all, these chess pieces are excellent … they are sturdy, easy to demold, and did not warp out of shape demolding them… I am going to order another set so that I have two complete sets and some extras since I got one set with the board mold… Highly recommend!!!

They aren't as large as I thought they would be. I have a set this size. I wanted larger ones. These said they were larger in the ad. They are nice pieces just not large

This set will make you one set of chess pieces at a time. You will need to buy some kind of frame to hold the pieces while you work. It'll do, but it takes some work to make these molds work their best. Not the easiest to pop the pieces out of these molds - I was afraid I was going to rip apart the molds trying to de-mold several of the pieces. To prevent air bubbles from ruining your work, fill the mold about 1/3 of the way, then either thoroughly squeeze the molds, and/or use a toothpick to ensure that the resin has filled all the nooks and crannies of the top of the mold before pouring more resin into the mold. While I did my first test run of these molds in layers of about 25% per pour and just a little squeezing, and the resin did not not readily settle evenly, so I found many little bubbles along the details at the head of the pieces. Unfortunately, due to the translucency of these molds, it is hard to tell if you've resolved all these bubbles. Also, would love this mold SO much more if they were fully clear/nearly clear, not just to tell if one has gotten rid of any air bubbles, but also so that one can see what one is doing if trying to create effects during the resin pour. Additionally, I would love to find a set of chess pieces that are a little less traditional looking. There was one set I found on Amazon which were quite striking and lovely (which also looked like they would de-mold easily!), but which were also oversized, so too large to fit a traditional-sized chessboard.