dice box and tower 3d models

This amphibian dice tower has left a lot of questions in the minds of those who gaze upon it. Why is there a gathering of frogs? What are they doing? Is this a place of worship to the frogs? If so who are they worshipping? ...We might never get the...

I've been working on creating a lantern-inspired dice tower to complement my extensive collection of Kingdom Death Monster games. The design requires printing the lens component with a transparent or translucent filament, which will allow the soft...

Minimal design dice tower made out of playing cards with 3D printed joints. ...The tolerances on this are about 0.3mm (playing cards are about 0.05-0.1mm thick) so I'd recommend starting with the middle bottom piece as it is the smallest, if you can fit...

Can be used as a normal dice tower, or can be used as a little bit of home brew. For Example, you could have a 2 or 3 point line, where the player, if they made the shot, got a +2 or 3 for making it, or penalized if they don't. I just thought it was...

Print it and throw the dice. Swap a new color filamant as soon as the floor is done. I added a modified version of the dice from there: https://makezine.com/article/digital-fabrication/3d-printing-workshop/design-your-own-dice-in-openscad/ The print...

Please support my work on Patreon.https://www.patreon.com/sablebadgerI decided to make a modular dice tower the other day, and this is the result. It's totally modular, and stacks well.I like the modular design because I can mix and match as I see...

This tower works extremely well with most dice - including the large 20mm dice that come with King of Tokyo. Thanks to wuerfel for creating the original design! ### Assembly I was originally thinking about using magnets, but I got too lazy. I used...

**Full/updated version of the all-in-one dice tower available at link below** https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/all-in-on-travel-dnd-kit **Anyone interested in selling this product can contact me through Thingiverse to discuss licensing** Edit...

I suggest printing the tower upside down (on it's "head") for both versions, and you should only need supports on "TikiTower6" for the scoop at the top. The cover for both versions I suggest printing standing, and you will need supports for sure. ...

To facilitate assembly, I've designed two separate trays: one that fits perfectly around the tower part, ensuring a secure hold, and another slightly larger option. You can choose between these options based on your specific needs. This dice tower...

This is a modular stackable dice tower based around 3" ABS sewer pipe, or any tubing with similar enough dimensions (3" inner diameter, 0.25" wall thickness); additionally, you will need a 1/4-20 hex bolt or threaded rod and appropriate matching hex...

This is the first Cinderwing Dice Tower! This features two versions, one is regular and one is a "dragon stand" version with extra vines on the top and sides so you can securely have a dragon on it!Painted version by fe.maidenHi, I'm Tracy! Veteran,...

Hey everyone, I have designed a collapsible dice tower that pulls up and rotates to lock into place. Each piece can be printed separately and assembled. It was a fun piece to design and I hope you guys get some use out of it! There is a thin walled...

This is a remix of a mayan pyramid planter i found and wanted to turn into a dice roller. (will add photos when i print it very soon) shouldnt need supports as long as you can print bridges alright. ... should fit all standard 22mm dice.

Regular: Added d20s and larger dice with smaller ramps for increased space efficiency. Small: Integrated small dice with wider ramps to accommodate reduced print volume needs. ... ...

Small storage box I crafted for housing my dice collection. It has enough room to hold two complete sets minus the percentile die, but I may be able to reconfigure it to accommodate that as well once I get my hands on the missing piece. The box also...

This is my brand new Folding Dice Tower. It collapses down to half its original size, measuring a mere 200mm x 105mm in width and thickness of just 12mm. For gaming enthusiasts, no assembly required, no magnets or clips needed to get it ready to...

This is a remix/redesign of pdoronila's Travel Dice Tower (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2750650). I used this thing as an inspiration to start on the design of my own. Version 1: This is a two piece design. If you print this in PLA, be...

The box was printed with Hatch Box Wood filament at an ultra-fine 0.2 resolution and a gentle speed setting. To give it a smooth finish, I sanded the surface first with 120 grit sandpaper and then refined it with 220 grit. A coat of regular wood...

Click here to join STLFLIX Wolf Bite Dice Tower It doesn’t really bite you, but better not take any chances. This STL file is recommended for FDM Printers3D Printing Time Based on Ender 3: 2 Days 10 Hours 37 MinutesApproximately Heigth: 22 cm...

Click here to join STLFLIX Dystopian Asia Dice Tower  Whatever happened to turn a temple into a hotel, it’s probably best left in the past. This STL file is recommended for FDM Printers3D Printing Time Based on Ender 3: 2 Days 6 Hours 19...

Click here to join STLFLIX Blind Decadence Dice Tower Maybe this skull decided it’s best if you can’t see the result anyway. This STL file is recommended for FDM Printers3D Printing Time Based on Ender 3: 1 Day 11 Hour 23 MinutesApproximately Heigth:...

Click here to join STLFLIX Control Panel Dice Tower Reaching the control panel is the first step. The second is rolling high enough to prevent the tragedy. This STL file is recommended for FDM Printers!3D Printing Time Based on Ender 3: 1 Day 18...

I incorporated extra lip on the ramps to guarantee a smoother dice roll experience and eliminated the base from the tray, opting for the more intuitive "roll and lift" method.

A D20 Tower Redesign Inspired by Minas Tirith's Majestic Entrance and Exit (Entrances and Exits Are 1.38 Inches in Diameter at 100%)

This download includes drawings of each tower piece with the Cura settings I used as well as print times and filament lengths and a text file with links to the purchased items I used. I also have the filament brand and type I used. ...I hope you enjoy...

Ever felt like pushing someone down a spiraling staircase?.. ...Now you can push your dice down some stairs :) Please join my discoard channel for more news, feedback and just to hang out.discord.gg/GnYqVcFBbw

I crafted many like it, but this one stands apart. ...Clearly, the design dictates that dice roll into the top and tumble out the bottom. ...Its considerable size implies that it can be easily downsized to suit various needs.

A fun extra spin on the Chompasaurus Bucket! ...This prints in two pieces and will need to be glued together to finish the build but I think it's well worth it! ...The dice comes out the back!

Give your dice a shock of the dark side. ... I would print all the components separately and then glue them together. ... ***Update: Thanks @Leif_Ericson for the idea to split the head!