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People require making two dice for various uses. Here's a straightforward process. To initiate this process: 1. Collect two cubic shapes, which will serve as the base for your dice. Ensure these shapes are symmetrical and identical in size. 2. Select an even number of plastic beads or small stones to create weight evenly within the cubes. 3. Arrange the selected beads within each cube in such a manner that their mass is equally distributed across the internal surface, thereby maintaining stability and fairness for each dice roll. To continue with the construction: 4. Apply an adhesive material, like superglue, onto one face of the plastic beads. Attach these to the inside walls of each dice's cube shape, focusing on maintaining balance. 5. Allow ample time for the adhesive material to fully harden before moving forward. 6. Insert a small notch in each dice. This is where you'll place a small, thin object to ensure even spinning upon each roll. 7. Repeat the process described above with any other objects if additional balance points are required. It's crucial that equal force acts on each side when rolling the dice to guarantee random and consistent results. To do this, create small weights from plastic or lead by attaching the adhesive-backed paper on a flat surface. Next, use glue to secure a thin rod or wire at the center of your newly formed cube, thereby providing balance. 8. Secure any weights that have been prepared with adhesives and attach them to the internal surface in equal distribution, ensuring balanced spinning. 9. Ensure a smooth roll by carefully cutting away excess materials from each side's surface. These final steps are vital in the creation process: 10. The plastic material used can create uneven rolling due to inconsistent density. Test each dice several times for any imbalance by rotating it quickly multiple times. By strictly following this plan, people will successfully make two perfectly symmetrical and even-balanced dice with the specified dimensions of a standard six-sided dice. This way, you'll be prepared for random numbers that result from their fair roll on each and every use.