#and it's freshly cured and clean so i dont see a reason why it wouldnt bond

[artificer-dice]

Sometimes I feel like I have to reassure myself that I actually do know what I'm doing, I'm just sometimes trying something new, am just out of practice, or made a probably admittedly dumb mistake.

Imposter syndrome hits hard when things don't work right but the fact that I'm experienced enough to know what went wrong to fix it in the future or know a way to fix that mistake should also mean something.

#hey guys i goofed again #just finished that blank mold by accidentally cutting into one of the d20s #but i think I'll be able to fix it #if not at least i made it with 2 in it #anyway i was cutting a notch to make it easier to know what orientation the lid goes on because the mold is just a big rectangle #but when i went back to clean it up i realized i had messed up #it's a good thing it was a clean cut because once i got over the stupidity of what i just did i figured out which master was in that one #slid it back in and then mixed up a little bit of silicone and used that to essentially seal it back #I'm hoping it works #usually with silicone you have to be careful when making multiple parts to make sure you cover everything because otherwise it bonds #and it's hard to pull apart without ripping #so using it to glue itself back together makes sense and i had to put the master back in so i hopefully dont ruin it too much #i dont think I'll be able to do powder coated blanks in that mold without that showing but i dont use that effect often anyway #it really shows texture which is why it would be an issue #but anything else would be fine #so as long as the seal holds which i believe it should #everything should be fine #and it's freshly cured and clean so i dont see a reason why it wouldnt bond #anyway I'm having a tough time because it feels like anything i have to talk about is just fails recently