3Pcs Pen Resin Mold, Epoxy Resin Molds with 45Pcs Ink Pen Refills,Ballpoint Pen Silicone Molds Resin Casting Molds for DIY Crafts Making and Student Gift

Love this pen molding set. We have fun making pens for the family. They're easy to clean and use. The size is perfect and the quality is great. The price was worth it.

Kids love making pens for people, especially teachers.

a lot of fun and easy to use and the molds are holding up so far. no issues demolding even on the one i forgot mold release. one star off just cause one of the pen inserts leaked in the bag in shipping but the rest are fine so its whatever.

They arrived perfectly fine and I’m using them today for the first time. We’ll see how they turn out. Thank you so much and thank you for shipping to the US..🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼

The molds themselves are great quality and easy to use. However, the ink that comes with them is not good. They don't write well at all, very faint, and then don't work at all after only a few uses. Waste of money since you can't replace them once used.

These are just So Much Fun!🤩 So, here are some hints: 1. Make sure to keep the little red balls that are on the tips of the ink holders there when you insert them into the liquid resin. If you take them off before hand the resin will block the tip and the pen won’t work. 2. Look at the description photos for the product so that you can see how to properly insert the ink holders. 3. Use a thin resin like I am using in the video because it is such a skinny area to get the resin epoxy into. 4. Fill the pen with resin 1/2 to 3/4 of the way up at first. Then, you will have room to add your objects into the resin. 5. If your glitter or other things are sinking to the bottom and you don’t like the look, cure the resin then. Afterward, you can add more fresh resin and add the rest of your glitter or other additives. That way, you won’t see the black barrel of the ink holder. However, IMHO I like to see some of the black ink holder because it gives the pen an appearance of depth and contrast which I like personally. 6. Your last step is Overfilling the pen molds like you see I did in the second photo. The resin will shrink a bit when it dries. However, it will also leave a more rounded area which is nice, and even better, you will have smoother edges so there is less cleanup to do. On the very rounded pen, I didn’t have to do any cleanup at all!🤩 I hope that the photos with hints helped you figure out if this is something that you would like to do, and here’s wishing you much fun and inspiration in your creations!🎉

Me a ido muy bien con ellos Quedan los lapiceros hermosos

I loved it, very good material

I love these molds. It's great to make something people can use. I have made so many pens, different colours and styles. Pens make great gifts to give out to teachers, students, parents, kids, nurses, veterans, lawyers, the unhoused, friends and even enemies! Everyone loves a good pen. I have made so many pens by now that my husband has threatened to divorce me if I make anymore. I will continue to make pens as it's really enjoyable and useful. I do wish they came with lids, although I haven't heard of anyone having trouble with them drying out. The backs are also flat and need to sanded or cut with a knife to create a clean finish that feels nice to hold.

On two molds, air pockets form that are extremely hard to remove and then it’s just is a mess. The square was ok.