I'm actually pretty proud of these. My program doesn't seem to allow angled incraments beyond the .x, so things weren't lining up 100%, which made me have to get a little creative with the program to get them to work correctly.

I am using these as a polyhedral dice base (dice for pen and paper RPGs such as Dungeons and Dragons.) I don't have my dice with me so I haven't gotten around to numbering them. These are primarily going to be used to jewelry related applications most likely. While I could directly mold dice and cast them, I want to be able to size them at will in case I want to do something with smaller sizes.

However, even though they aren't perfect, I imagine the variance margin won't have much or any effect on them and they might be suitable for use. Even if they're not, I do plan on making a set of silver dice, even if it's just for show. If and when I get both the money and desire, I may make some in gold and platinum. Though it's more likely that I'll mold some real dice and cast them that way if I do that to insure they work properly.

The worst one was pentagonal trapezohedron (10 sided, 3rd from the right). It took a lot of work to get that one right. Some of it was actually accidental. I was trying to correct something and it all just came together. The icosahedron (20 sided, far right.) was difficult just because it was the first one I did and I had to figure out what I was doing. The rest kind of fell into place after that. Cube was obviously the easiest.