d100 dice roller 3d models

This Dice Roller is designed specifically for board games that rely heavily on dice rolling, utilizing gravity and ramps to simulate a smooth and accurate roll. Its unique design features two lids that slide effortlessly along the top and bottom,...

The Process can be found with this YouTube link: The Bill of material can be found in the Description of the YouTube video. When you have it assembled your dice roller you can activate it by pressing down the buttons. The Automatic...

Dice Roller Cup We made a dice shaker for people with arthritis and limited hand function. The main problems with the ones that already exist are that not all sizes of dice fit into them, which we fixed by making sure that the largest dice possible,...

To explore the full capabilities of this innovative tool, visit the comprehensive tutorial and design source at https://learn.adafruit.com/automatic-dice-roller/overview Alternatively, watch a detailed video demonstration on YouTube at...

Our dice roller was made for people who enjoy playing board games but have little hand strength, which doesn’t allow them to have enough strength to grip the dice and roll them themselves. Our device gives them the chance to do this with little...

Create an inclusive gaming experience with the Rumble Plate Dice Roller.This switch activated dice roller utilizes a hobby motor, battery holder, Omron switch, and 3.5mm jack along with a couple of 3d printed parts and a clear plastic cup (10oz to...

I crafted a compact dice roller for our D&D gatherings, prioritizing functionality without resorting to an imposing structure. My goal was to create a tool that keeps our dice contained, preventing them from scattering across the table during...

I built this experimental dice roller for kicks. Load the dice into the top of the taller tower section, then slide them forward toward the hole at the end, and watch as they roll out onto the ramp. It's a simple design that combines tactile fun with...

Important Measurements: * Accursed_Roller_Main.stl: 119.90 x 122.95 x 145 mm * Accursed_Roller_Tray_with_Flames.stl: 129.50 x 84 x 45.96 mm * Accursed_Roller_Tray.stl: 129.50 x 84 x 30 mm * Accursed Dice Roller.stl: 213.40 x 122.95 x 145 mm *...

Accursed_Roller_No_Tray.stl/Accursed_Rollar_Main.stl : 119.90 x 122.95 x 145 mm Accursed_Roller_Tray_with_Flames.stl : 129.50 x 84 x 45.96 mm Accursed_Roller_Tray.stl : 129.50 x 84 x 30 mm Accursed Dice Roller.stl : 213.40 x 122.95 x 145 mm...

This dice roller has been sized for optimal printing on Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D units in the as-is fully assembled state. Credit for the design style goes out to someone I can no-longer find. ...Please add a comment if you come across the original...

This is a remix of the Dice Box Roller by eresfds. I wanted something extremely portable, and so i sized the original down to 62.5% to scale appropriately for 10mm dice set. I also changed the depth to make it more portable. it is now the size of a...

Revamped Dice Tower to hold five dice at a time and 32 and 64-numbered dice.

i used tinkercad to split two copys of this model at the point between the d10 and d12 on one side, and the d10 and d8 on the other peice, then stuck them together and added the label. ...hope you enjoy!

I created this Dice roller to debunk any claims my Brother-in-law might make when he thinks I'm cheating at Catan by trying to roll a 7. I uploaded three files: one is a standalone print, as I designed it in Tinkercad; the other two are halves, meant...

Loved the previous design which was made for Yahtzee with 5 dice.I adapted it to have six dice for Catan Dice.

Softened the edges. ...Lowered the back edge of dice holder to make dice easier to take out.

... their arthritis. ...The tower may be helpful for people who have arthritis in their hands. They can drop dice onto the top of the dice tower so it can roll the dice for them, and the dice come out the bottom of the tower. ...Works with a 20-sided die.

... tech. ...It's perfect for playing games like Yahtzee, as well as math activities, Rock Paper Scissors with dice, and even Bowling Dice. ...To create it, check out the full tutorial and design source here: https://learn.adafruit.com/automated-dice-roll/

Designed specifically for use with small 3D-printed dice, it securely stores up to three miniatures at a time, streamlining the process of rolling dice without the need for manual handling. ...This ergonomic solution allows users to easily access and...

Hight 7.2" Dia 4.7 Used with 16mm standard dice

I found a file of a skull and then just put it onto a dice tower file I had and put some holes into it so that you put the dice in the eyes - I have not printed this yet

This device simplifies dice rolling, particularly beneficial when playing with young children as it keeps dice confined to a smaller area. It's also advantageous for individuals with manipulation issues due to its ease and consistency compared to the...

... This design is divided into two versions: Dice V1 / Bar V1 and Dice V2 / Bar V2. The basic version is easy to print and assemble. Simply push a bearing into one side of the dice, slide the bar in, and then push another bearing onto the other side.

... DND game, opting for a 25% fill ratio that turned out surprisingly robust. ...To minimize the clatter of dice hitting the tray, I embedded cork in its center - a clever addition that works like a charm. ...I'm thrilled to share this creation with you!

A simple dice rolling tower. Put a die in the top and it comes out the bottom. ... I have an updated version here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5803963

The dial controls an internal shelf's angle of attack, drastically affecting how much the dice bounce and roll internally. Whether the result is random or not, you've got control over the inputs that influence the outcome. Give it a shot - you won't...

A simple box for holding ten sets of dice to roll all simultaneously. Ideal for resolving hit result and locations of cluster hits in Battletech, although suited to any other kind of game. Designed for 16mm square dice (5/8"). Lots of inexpensive...

Hight 7.2" Dia 4.7 Used with 16mm standard dice Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR10S PRORafts: No Supports: NoResolution: .2 Infill: 20% Filament: HatchBox PLA any Category: Dice

Key components used in this build: Arduino Pro Mini clone, a versatile microcontroller A keyboard button for easily switching between different dice configurations Capacitive touch sensor technology for intuitive interaction Two 8-segment LED...