dice box and tower 3d models

A DIY Dice Tower Made Easy. About Six Inches Tall. This handy creation was designed using the user-friendly platform, Tinkercad. ...Check out and edit this design online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4kjFRG9GWd5.

This creation was built using Tinkercad. ...Edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/ieDPNCkicKP. I made another dice tower, this time designed with separate layers so I could easily swap out parts and customize it with different details.

a simple and easy to print dice tower i came up with. ...i designed it to be printed on a resin printer but i don't see why it wouldn't work on a fdm printer as well.

This dice tower stands at 180mm high and 128mm diameter at the base. The central tube is 50mm internal diameter so it can double up to be used as storage for dice or other bits and bobs. I have included a variety of lids which should press fit...

This compact dice tower is suitable for standard-sized dice; however, untested with larger ones. It consists of Dural bent plates and transparent PC sides, along with plastic pins. For optimal performance, line the interior of the plates with soft...

Just wanted something fun for my Shadowrun dice. ...This base and tower are designed for the 41mm wide display case (the dice are approx. ...12mm).The dice flow quite nicely through this mini-tower.

basic dice tower with indents for standard set of dice, including 3d20. ...Fits around Norse Foundry Tray of Holding https://www.norsefoundry.com/collections/trays-of-holding

It's a castle-shaped dice tower built as a single, sturdy unit with no need for support.\n- Prints are confirmed successful without any issues\n- Printed in four interconnected parts that snap together perfectly, requiring no glue or assembly...

A dice tower and tray concept I put together for Massive Darkness 2. The tray has a dock for the full set of campaign dice. The tower empties mainly into one half of the tray allowing kept dice to be moved (mostly) out of the way of re-rolls. ...The...

I created this after conducting a rigorous dice tower stress test, and I was thrilled with the results, so I decided to design my own based on what I liked about it and adding some unique ideas of my own. After completing my print, I hope this will...

It must be the PISA tower if you mention one tower for dice! The half_tower_view is for easier support removal in one print, still figuring a way to separate the tower into several parts.

With my liar's dice tower, players drop their dice into the top and they roll down into the smaller tower below. The walls and roof of the tower block other players from seeing your dice while the archway allows you to see your own dice. ... Each player...

... favorite games without fear of throwing all the pieces of the board. ... Printable model of a tower to throw dice, with this tower you will have a safe area to throw the dice in your favorite games without fear of knocking all the pieces off the board.

As I work on this new creation, I find myself comparing it to my previous dice towers, each with their unique charm and character. ... If you're interested in checking out similar designs, I'd recommend taking a look at these two projects: ...

Compact Folding Dice Tower and BoxPrint in PlaceNo SupportNo BrimPrint InstructionsIt is a tight fit, make sure your printer is well calibratedcareful there is one very long bridgePrint the parts in PLA Nozzle diameter: 0.4 mmLayer height: 0.2...

... using Solidworks. The tower consists of two solid components: The Wall and the Staircase. Update: I've recently updated the stairs, adding support for the top platform at a 45-degree angle. ...I'm not sure if the added support is truly necessary.

I wanted to create a dice tower, where I could see the dice progress as it was tumbling. I printed this on low quality, with the "Dice Here" sign facing down. No supports needed. ... [![ IDice...

I designed this unique dice tower with functionality in mind. It deviates from traditional designs, offering a fresh take on the classic concept. I'd appreciate it if you could show your support by liking, following, and tipping. ...Your feedback is...

To enhance my gaming experience with Memory'44 and Heroes of Normandy, I decided to create a dice tower. ...It's primarily for entertainment purposes rather than necessity, but the army green color is a nice touch that fits perfectly with the atmosphere...

Another exquisite dice tower catches my eye. Its mouth is generously wide, inviting all to roll their dice within. ...Delicate "elven" script adorns its surface, adding an air of mystique to this already captivating piece.

... Been Added to Intensify Randomness. For Optimal Performance, Print This Tower at Least 5 Inches Tall for Micro Dice. Larger Dice Require a Correspondingly Larger Structure - A Logical Requirement. ...Assemble with Super Glue to Ensure a Strong Bond.

I'm testing out a dice tower that I made myself. ...It hasn't been thoroughly checked yet, but it might actually roll some decent rolls.

This tiny epic heroes dice tower provides an exciting twist to the popular tabletop experience of tiny epic heroes game play.

A simple dice tower, perhaps not as visually stunning as some others on display, but boasting a significant advantage: its design requires no lengthy 23-hour printing process. ...Additionally, this tower is crafted in a single, seamless piece.

I made this in Fusion360 it is two parts,  The tower part will fit dice smaller than 30mm.   Printing this was printed at 0.2 layer height. ... I used tree supports on the tower & it printed well upright.

I made a dice tower so you can roll your dice through dice. ...I have not printed it yet due to the long print time, so I will be trying to figure out how to shorten it and maybe polish the dice path. ...Dice go in the 20 and come out above the 7.

Basic box-tower combo that transforms into a simple storage container. ...Under construction.

I crafted this dice tower as a personal challenge for my colleague who's an avid D&D player. For best results, I suggest printing the design at least 150% larger than standard size. Three files are included: the complete castle structure, the upper...

This is a simple, yet big, dice tower for you to roll your dice during RPG sessions. I made this design on OpenSCAD. You can roll up to 4 dice at once! Or play on a table with each side facing each player. ...:)

I use this dice tower to clearly distinguish the dices from each other (e.g. left: number of turns, right: action to perform).The tower and the two cases are both easy to print. I used PLA with a layer height of 0.2mm on a 0.4mm nozzle.The tower...