Round Dice Tower with Spiral Stairs 3d models

The dice are displayed prominently within a magnificent spiral staircase. Printed as one cohesive piece, the bottom tray clicks securely into place on the base of the tower. The impressive structure stands 105mm wide at its maximum diameter, and...

round connection for easier printing the parts can be printed without support the step has slightly more gap dimensions so that the stair can be turned more easily

The advantage of a local 3D modeling & 3D printing service is that if you don’t have a 3D file for 3D printing, we can meet with you in person, take measurements or exchange sample parts, & design the exact thing you want. In fact, our primary...

... retraction at any scale. Failing to do so will cause the vertical bars to wobble, making them weak and unsightly. The pictures showcase the structure in both upright and inverted positions, with some inconsistencies that I'm unable to explain.

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This is a remix of the tray of the Spiral dice tower box with a small wall to stop of the dice from going underneath the stairs.

This is a remix of the tray of the Spiral dice tower box with a small wall to stop of the dice from going underneath the stairs.

I wanted a spiral staircase style dice tower large enough to drop a big handful of dice at once (Zombicide and Massive Darkness 2 campaigns can have rolls of over 15 dice). I printed the two pieces (full scale) on my Phrozen Mighty 4k, attached them...

Update 2: Measured dimensions, not thrilled with arch height at stairs load dice area. Instead of scaling tower higher, removed arch entirely. Added new larger square dice tray for bigger preference. -Update- Uploaded second dice tower version,...

'tall' has 3 sets of baffles but is 250mm high; 'short' is 180mm high but has only 2 set of dice rolling baffles - Clockwise or Anti-clockwise version for each height - dice gets rolled down the tower in either clockwise or anti-clockwise spiral...

A nice spiral-shaped dice tower. ...

Dice Tower with internal spiral stairs. If you have a large delta like myself (Anycubic Predator) you can print in one part without supports. ...If you have a regular sized printer you can print both parts and glue together.There is also a smaller dice...

The ingenious staircase dice tower boasts a functional drawbridge, adding an extra layer of excitement to gameplay. ...Players can now navigate their way through a thrilling obstacle course, as they ascend or descend the staircase while navigating...

Build your very own adjustable staircase dice roller by printing out as many sections as you need. ...To assemble the tower, simply attach one base plate securely to the first step using strong adhesive for added balance and stability.

Staircase Gamble Tower boasting a functional drawbridge that adds an exciting twist to gameplay.

Paint on supports do great for this application as well as support blockers.There is also a box edition available with gates to keep your dice inside the tower for transportation. Also several trays that fit the tower are available.And a new...

Spiral-shaped dice tower for organized gameplay, preventing dice from scattering across the table. Printed using PLA filament without support, featuring 2 perimeter and 3 top/bottom layers. A decorative centerpiece adds a finishing touch; share your...

There is also a box edition available with gates to keep your dice inside the tower for transportation: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3064916 Also several trays that fit the tower are available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3843329 And...

About I really liked the design of the original Open Spiral Dice Tower, but i didn't want to deal with the difficult printing setup with supports. So, I used OpenSCAD to close up the spiral. After printing I did see a "ghost" impression on the tower...

I really loved the design of the original Open Spiral Dice Tower, but I didn't want to deal with the complicated printing setup with supports. So, I used OpenSCAD to fill in the spiral. After printing, I noticed a "ghost" impression on the tower...

A revolutionary spiral dice tower featuring an integrated pen/pencil holder - the ultimate game-changer for your tabletop escapades! ...Sorry, we've got to admit that our prototype is slightly askew at the moment.

I designed this Voronoi Spiral 'staircase' Dice Tower for boardgames, thought it would be a cool idea to apply Voronoi style to this kind of item because I have not seen it before.

I'm building a spiral dice tower for my buddy, and it's designed to be stacked with multiple middle sections to reach incredible heights. The modular design allows you to glue the pieces together in various configurations, potentially creating a...

The box itself is 110x120x30mm so relatively compact but plenty big enough to fit the dice tower mechanism and a full set off dice (maybe even a miniature if the base isn’t bigger than 25mm square). The dice tower itself stands at 100mm tall and is...

The box itself is 110x120x30mm so relatively compact but plenty big enough to fit the dice tower mechanism and a full set off dice (maybe even a miniature if the base isn’t bigger than 25mm square). The dice tower itself stands at 100mm tall and is...

A nice spiral-shaped dice tower.Notes:I didn't need any support, but your mileage might vary.Support My WorkShould you want to, you can support me on Patreon. If you cannot become a patron, remember that likes are free and make designers happy! ...:-)On...

This is a dice tower design I made while learning my way around OpenSCAD.The picture shows it with supports, I kind of like it that way.

A twisty dice tower shouldn't need any supports.

This easy-to-make dice tower is illustrated below. It functions efficiently and requires just one printing session. ...Use a Replicator Dual printer with PLA material, sans support structures, and a 10% infill level for optimal results.

An update on my previous spiral dice tower design with a completely redesigned box and a sturdier column and step design. You print one of each part, except for the standard step as you'll need 18 of these. The orientation of the parts may need...