The level of detail I can see based on my own woodworking experience allows me to say that they are just about flawless, and I feel that they should charge more. I received the Delvewood set within a week, exactly as pictured, and they are absolutely amazing. I know the owner of Artisan through Facebook, and he’s an amazing guy, and the company seems great, but I know they’ve been having issues with delivering. Very small production, and you can buy the actual sets posted, for less than half the price. Happily, I stumbled upon another wooden dice maker by the name of Delvewood. I wanted a set of wooden dice so badly for a very long time, and it seemed Artisan was the only way to go. I’m a resin dice maker, who is also a woodworker (built custom electric guitars for over 15 years). Has Artisan Dice made an attempt to make good on their original mission from almost a decade ago or is it still as bad as it's ever been?ĮDIT: didn’t realize this was about resin/poly dice. I haven't yet tried it but they do seem to have added that feature back. A previous post on the matter mentioned there not being a customer service number on the website. It appears that there has been at least some effort for the company to improve. The concept of them I feel is a desirable one- production scale and uniformity with artisan attention to detail and design. Obviously, reading the stories, I have a healthy apprehension about this company. Now I've got an itch for more fancy dice and their Fulgur Second Wind set has many qualities I like (good color, sharp edges, unique and fun font, apparently good readability) and the bounciness sounds like it'd be good for durability. They're ok dice (good accuracy, nice feel, but middling readability- though this is definitely more of an issue with wood contrast) and I was lucky not to encounter the shipping and communication issues so many others and especially the Kickstarter backers have endured. I purchased a set of Ash from them 6 years ago without doing any googling ahead of time.

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