If you've ever poured resin in bezels before, you're sure to have come across bezels that don't sit flat. Perhaps they have a pendant bail that protrudes past the bezel, or perhaps it has a snap on the back like the popular "Klik" bezels . Or maybe it's even slightly warped. No matter what the issue, you need to find a way of keeping the bezel level whilst you're working on it and also whilst it's curing. Here's a couple of my favourite tricks to make things just a little bit easier. Place the bezel on a bed of rice or sand so that it sits level. The bezel will easily press into the grains surrounding it for support. Place the bezel over a cavity. Here I'm using a plastic mould tray with deep cavities. Make sure the bezel is supported on the flat surface. This one will slide around a little bit but it's still a good solution if you have nothing else around. But I've kept the best until last - my favourite tip for working with the Klik b......