d20 cookie 3d models

I posed as a model for kicks and decided to pass along my experience. ...Envision a challenging print - that's what comes to mind.

Dungeon Dice enthusiasts unite - let's roll the dice!

Blank D 20. ...3/4" tall

I've been using a quality dice holder while playing Magic the Gathering and it's really worked out well for me.

I host a weekly gathering where friends get together to play games, and my partner thought we needed some visual flair for the occasion, so I designed this centerpiece myself. ...The 3D printer is currently working on it, and I'll post photos as soon as...

I'm just a regular person living my life. I go to work every day, come home, and spend time with my family. My wife is my best friend, and we have two kids who are always keeping us on our toes. ...When I'm not working or spending time with loved ones,...

Based on this: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/551072. ...Very swift model yet lacking precision in areas not visible in the provided reference images.

A meticulously crafted 20-sided die, brought to life through my skilled hand modeling and texturing techniques, a true labor of love.

An easy to print dice , perfect for some Dungeon and Dragons time :)

This die is placed in a container with a tinted liquid allowing only the surface of the text to show. ... For a full tutorial check out the video here: https://youtu.be/u4psP7bPHW8 The container I used is a simple 1oz acrylic container from...

A must for Dungeons and Dragons game nights!

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2958009 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=2958009

The first of my line of nerdy buttons! Each one includes measurements from 20mm to 35mm. I highly recommend printing around .08 to preserve details, especially when it comes to the smaller diameter buttons. Printing with about 30% infill or three...

Printed on a Creality Ender 3 Pro Body: 50mm/s Speed 0.2 layer height 20% Infill No Supports for the Main body Brim Adhesion Lid: 50mm/s Speed 0.2 layer height 20% Infill Supports used to allow the inside lip to print Brim Adhesion

It was asked for and now i am posting it. A completely remade model from the ground up. 5 gears, five faces.... Ah symmetry. follow the intructions on how to get it apart. i have given a standard dice holder as well as the capability to customize the...

Attach the two high quality segments together with the centering block. ...Tolerances designed in!

all D and F series Parts are compatible

The 3D model was meticulously crafted from the ground up. It's been created precisely, in authentic units of measurement, with a focus on quality and an accuracy that's virtually indistinguishable from the original. Model formats include: - *.max...

This creation originated from a project on Tinkercad, a popular digital platform designed specifically for 3D modeling and design.

Saw someone selling 3D print on etsy and it looks like they remixed a print from thingiverse so I wanted to remake it myself and give people the option to print it themselves would be great as a core of a dice in a dice mold. ...Enjoy!

Clock printable as one piece or divided into two parts. Size diameter: 25 cm or 19 cm. Made by Hera'stone. ...  Thank you so much for your purchase, come visit us on as well: sign up for our newsletter to receive free stl...

Printing without supports works, but some of the numbers will get a bit droopy. Nothing you can't clean up with snips. ... This is a countdown die, so it is not well suited for fair rolling, but for keeping track of things.

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/6JUKnFGvIM1

This thing was created using Tinkercad. ...Edit it directly at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/kjiWRpeWeOP.

I saw a video with a spinner dice which looked awesome but couldn't find an stl for it so made it myself. i tried to lay the numbers out in a way i thought would be most random. going to upload a version with the numbers in different positions as...

A must-have for all Dungeons and Dragons enthusiasts!

Based on this website http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection, a very rapid model is produced but lacks precision in depicting areas not visible in the reference photographs.