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Empire Molds One Piece Resin Molds are premium reusable epoxy molds made for charcuterie boards, serving boards, river boards, trays, resin art, and small table-style pours. These molds are made from thicker 1/4" HMWPE material, include a built-in hold-down system, and are guaranteed for life against cracks and leaks when used properly with the recommended resin system.
This is the upgraded mold option compared to our Black Edition molds. Choose these Guaranteed for Life molds when you want a heavier-duty one-piece resin mold, built-in hold-down hardware, stronger long-term value, and a more durable setup for repeated epoxy projects.
Why Choose the Guaranteed for Life One Piece Resin Mold?
These molds are designed for makers who want a reusable epoxy form that can handle repeated use in the shop. Instead of building a new melamine form, taping seams, sealing corners, and hoping your project does not leak, this one-piece mold gives you a cleaner and more reliable setup for wood and resin projects.
- Guaranteed for life: Covered against cracks and leaks when used properly with the recommended resin system.
- One-piece thermal formed construction: No welds, no seams, and fewer failure points compared to assembled forms.
- Made from 1/4" thick HMWPE: Sturdy enough for repeated use while still flexible enough to help release cured projects.
- Built-in hold-down system: Includes hold-down bars, hardware, and clamping blocks to help secure wood during your pour.
- 7-degree open side walls: Designed to help make demolding easier after the epoxy has cured.
- Pour up to 3" deep: Great for deeper resin pours, river boards, charcuterie boards, and small table-style projects.
- Ideal for hobbyists and professionals: A strong choice for DIY makers, resin artists, woodworkers, and small production shops.
Important Warranty Note
For the best results, we recommend using EcoPoxy FlowCast with these molds. The lifetime guarantee cannot be honoured if table top or shallow pour epoxies are used for deep pours.
Use the correct epoxy for your pour depth and always follow the epoxy manufacturer’s instructions for mixing, pouring, curing, and working conditions.
What’s Included?
Each Guaranteed for Life resin mold includes the mold and the hold-down components needed to help secure wood during your pour.
- 1 reusable one-piece resin mold
- 2 hold-down bars with hardware
- 4 clamping blocks
For faster layout and easier trimming after your pour, we also recommend using one of our Layout Templates.
Best Projects for These Resin Molds
These premium one-piece resin molds are designed for wood and epoxy projects where strength, repeatability, and reduced leak risk matter.
Charcuterie Boards
Use the smaller sizes for wood and resin charcuterie boards, serving boards, gift boards, and decorative epoxy projects.
River Boards
Create river-style boards using live edge wood, river sets, one-of-a-kind wood pieces, and coloured epoxy resin.
Serving Trays + Resin Art
Great for trays, resin panels, signs, art pieces, and custom decorative pours.
Small Table-Style Pours
The larger 24" x 48" mold can be used for oversized boards, panels, and small table-style resin projects.
Sizes Available
Choose your mold size based on the project you want to make. The dimensions listed below are inside dimensions.
| Mold Size | Best For | Common Project Ideas |
|---|---|---|
| 10" x 18" x 3" | Beginner-friendly boards and smaller projects | Charcuterie boards, resin art, serving boards, gift projects |
| 12" x 24" x 3" | Popular charcuterie board and serving board size | Charcuterie boards, river boards, trays, wood and resin projects |
| 24" x 48" x 3" | Larger pours and small table-style projects | Large river boards, oversized serving boards, panels, small table-style pours |
Note: Additional clamps may be needed for the 24" x 48" mold depending on your project setup.
Which Size Should I Start With?
- Best starter size: 10" x 18"
- Best charcuterie board size: 12" x 24"
- Best larger project size: 24" x 48"
Recommended Epoxy for These Molds
Because these molds are designed for pours up to 3" deep, choosing the correct epoxy is extremely important. For deeper pours, use a proper deep-pour casting epoxy rather than a table top coating epoxy.
| Epoxy Product | Best For | When to Choose It |
|---|---|---|
| EcoPoxy FlowCast | Deep pours, river boards, larger void fills, live edge projects, and casting projects | Choose FlowCast for deeper pours in these molds. This is the recommended resin for maintaining warranty eligibility. |
| EcoPoxy FlowCast SPR | Smaller projects and shallow pours up to 1" deep | Choose FlowCast SPR for smaller shallow pours, but do not use it as a deep-pour resin. |
| EcoPoxy UVPoxy | Flood coats, top coats, table coatings, and clear final coats | Choose UVPoxy for a clear top coat only. Do not use table top epoxy for deep pours in these molds. |
What Wood Should You Use in These Molds?
These one-piece resin molds work well with river sets, one-of-a-kind pieces, live edge offcuts, wood cookies, and properly prepared hardwood pieces. The wood you choose will define the final shape, movement, and overall look of the project.
River Sets
Use our river sets for wood and resin projects where the pieces are already selected to work well together. Shop 18", 24" and 36" River Sets.
One-of-a-Kind Wood Pieces
Browse unique wood pieces for charcuterie boards, river boards, serving boards, and custom epoxy projects. Shop One-of-a-Kinds.
Beaver Dust Pigments
Add colour, shimmer, movement, and metallic effects to your resin pour. Shop Beaver Dust Mica Powder Pigments.
Layout Templates
Use layout templates to plan your wood placement and simplify final trimming after your epoxy cures. Shop Layout Templates.
Guaranteed for Life vs. Black Edition Molds
Both mold styles are reusable one-piece resin molds, but they are designed for different customers and use cases.
| Mold Type | Best For | Why Choose It? |
|---|---|---|
| Guaranteed for Life One Piece Molds | Customers who want a thicker, premium one-piece mold with included hold-down hardware and lifetime crack/leak protection | Choose this option when durability, warranty coverage, and the built-in hold-down system matter most. |
| Black Edition One Piece Molds | DIYers, hobbyists, beginner resin projects, and budget-friendly reusable mold setups | Choose Black Edition when you want a lower-cost reusable mold option for common resin projects. |
| Rectangle NO SEAL HDPE Molds | Repeat shop use, rectangle boards, trays, river boards, charcuterie boards, and heavier-duty HDPE mold setups | Choose Rectangle NO SEAL molds when you want a premium HDPE mold style for repeated rectangle projects. |
Need Help Choosing a Mold or Resin?
Visit our Mold + Form Guides to compare mold styles, choose the right form, and learn how to prevent common setup issues.
You can also visit our Epoxy + Resin Guides for help choosing epoxy, mixing resin, preventing bubbles, calculating epoxy amounts, and planning your pour.
Do You Need Mold Release?
Mold release is not always required, but it is recommended as a best practice to help prolong the life of your mold and make cleanup easier. Mold release is especially helpful when using resin systems that were not purchased from our website, since not all resin systems release the same way.
These molds are made from HMWPE, which has a smooth surface that high-quality, slow-curing resins are less likely to stick to when used properly. Once your epoxy piece has cured, gently tap the sides and bottom to help release your project.
Best Practices for Cleaner Pours
Always pour and cure on a flat, level, fully supported surface. Proper support helps keep the mold stable, reduces stress on the form, and helps create more consistent epoxy pours.
Use the included hold-down bars and clamping blocks to help secure your wood pieces so they do not float or shift during the pour. Take your time with layout before mixing epoxy.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using the wrong epoxy: Use EcoPoxy FlowCast for deeper pours. Do not use table top epoxy as a deep-pour resin.
- Not securing the wood: Wood can float in epoxy. Use the included hold-down system and additional clamps when needed.
- Poor surface support: Do not pour on an unsupported or uneven surface.
- Rushing demolding: Let the epoxy cure properly before releasing the project from the mold.
- Skipping mold release when needed: Mold release is optional, but it can help extend mold life and make cleanup easier.
Helpful Guides
New to resin molds or trying to choose the right epoxy? These guide hubs can help:
Available Online or In-Store
Empire Molds One Piece Resin Molds are available online from Jeff Mack Supply for customers across Canada and the USA. You can also shop in-store at our woodworking and epoxy supply shop in Mississauga, Ontario.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are these one-piece resin molds used for?
These one-piece resin molds are used for epoxy projects such as charcuterie boards, serving boards, river boards, resin art, trays, panels, and small table-style pours.
What makes these different from the Black Edition molds?
The Guaranteed for Life molds are the premium option. They are made from thicker 1/4" material, include hold-down bars and clamping blocks, and are covered by a lifetime guarantee against cracks and leaks when used properly with the recommended resin system.
What sizes are available?
Available sizes include 10" x 18" x 3", 12" x 24" x 3", and 24" x 48" x 3". The listed dimensions are inside dimensions.
How deep can I pour in these molds?
These molds are designed for pours up to 3" deep when used with the correct deep-pour epoxy and proper setup.
What epoxy should I use?
We recommend EcoPoxy FlowCast for deeper pours in these molds. The warranty cannot be honoured if table top or shallow pour epoxies are used for deep pours.
Can I use FlowCast SPR in these molds?
EcoPoxy FlowCast SPR can be used for smaller shallow pours up to 1" deep, but it should not be used as a deep-pour resin.
Can I use UVPoxy in these molds?
EcoPoxy UVPoxy is a flood coat and top coat epoxy. It should not be used as a deep-pour casting resin in these molds.
Do I need mold release?
Mold release is recommended as a best practice to help extend mold life and make cleanup easier, especially when using resin systems from outside our store.
What is included with the mold?
Each mold includes 1 reusable mold, 2 hold-down bars with hardware, and 4 clamping blocks.
Do I need extra clamps?
Extra clamps may be needed depending on your project, especially with the 24" x 48" mold or when securing larger wood pieces.
What wood should I use?
You can use river sets, one-of-a-kind wood pieces, live edge offcuts, wood cookies, or properly prepared hardwood pieces. Browse our River Sets and One-of-a-Kind Wood Pieces for project material.
Can I add pigment to the epoxy?
Yes. Use Beaver Dust mica powder pigments to add colour, shimmer, metallic effects, and movement to your epoxy pour.
Where can I learn more about resin molds?
Start with our Mold + Form Guides for help choosing molds, comparing mold styles, and preventing leaks.
Where can I learn more about epoxy resin?
Visit our Epoxy + Resin Guides for help choosing epoxy, mixing resin, preventing bubbles, calculating epoxy amounts, and planning your project.
