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Step 3Organize the dice.
Most cheap dice will have a few mess ups: ink where it shouldn't be, or no ink where there should be. Most of the time, you can hide all of these by placing the dice wisely, such that the afflicted faces are internal faces. If you can't, use that die as a test die. That's why you ordered extras.
For some reason, a large number (5 or 6) of my dice had a strange "chip" on the edge between the 1 and 4 faces. It wasn't a big problem, and was only apparent on close scrutiny, so I let them be.
I created a spreadsheet in excel to help organize the layers (See below).
For some reason, a large number (5 or 6) of my dice had a strange "chip" on the edge between the 1 and 4 faces. It wasn't a big problem, and was only apparent on close scrutiny, so I let them be.
I created a spreadsheet in excel to help organize the layers (See below).
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Apr 29, 2007. 9:57 PMRicky28269
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I think all three of them are each missing four sides... We just can't see it cause of the camera angle. Blank sides are imperfections, right?
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Apr 30, 2007. 9:28 PMburzvingion (author)
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nope, they have all the sides, it's the ink, theres too much on these dice. it's easier to see on the full resolution photo (or in person). the ink used wasn't very good, and has since started rubbing off some of the pips a little bit, which is a little annoying.
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May 8, 2009. 3:42 PMkenneth123
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hi um could you tell me where to get the materials
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Apr 16, 2009. 11:57 PMpiccolojan2
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Have you tried applying some white paint to make up for the ink that rubs off?
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Mar 5, 2007. 5:23 PMSugarTeen52
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lol, I don't really see imperfections. Oh, no, wait... the first one has extra ink, and I think so does the bottom one, but I don't see anything in the right die yet.
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