dice tray 3d models

Humans Constructing a Basic Tyranid-Inspired Dice Rolling Tray for Gaming. This Project May Be Easily Resized to Suit Individual Needs. ... The Tray's Dimensions Are Currently Set at 220 Millimeters by 220 Millimeters by 34 Millimeters.

While I love spleenboy's dice tray and have printed it many times so that I can customize it for each game, when I bought Massive Darkness I immediately noticed that the front tray would not hold all the dice for that game, so I adjusted it. This is...

A dice tray specifically caters to standard-sized Quarriors dice, featuring differentiated play zones. It additionally has a designated spot for locked dice in Quest of the Qladiator. The main tray dimensions approximately measure 140mm and offers...

This dice tray has been with me for many-a-session of D&D, and it handles all the dice I own beautifully. The shown example is printed at 0.2mm on a (rather poorly tuned) Ender 3 Pro.I recommend lining the center with felt for maximum care of...

... opened. The interior of the container has been lined with felt for both the space allocated for miniatures and the tray itself, enhancing its functionality as a dice tray. ...The design successfully accommodates rolling dice operations.

A minimalist's dream comes to life in this Necron-inspired dice rolling tray, crafted for those who crave simplicity and functionality. ...Its compact size makes it perfect for travel or storage when not in use.

A rugged Ork-themed dice rolling tray, crafted for intensity and durability. ...Its dimensions can be easily adjusted to suit any gaming need, measuring a substantial 220mm in length, width, and depth of 34mm.

Simple Dominion-themed dice rolling tray designed to adapt to any dimension. ... Dimensions are adjustable, yet remain set at a standard 8.66 inches by 8.66 inches by 1.33 inches.

I designed a custom dice tray with a functional channel around its perimeter to conveniently hold multiple dice. ...To prevent the dice from slipping or moving during play, I lined the bottom of the rolling area and channel with adhesive-backed felt...

A 7 sided dice tray with pockets for dice to sit in. This will fit at least 3 polysets, with 3 or 4 dice in each pocket depending on which die. Use adhesive backed felt for the linings. The base has circular grooves to make part removal after...

... is enough (e.g. Railroad Ink, Seasons, Blueprints, That's Pretty Clever!, Sagrada, Origins: First Builders, Trismegistus). I prefer this dice tray than fancy dice towers. The simple dice tray is more comfortable, quiet and doesn't obscure the view.

Changed the vertical spacers in js5002's cubitos organizer so that I can print out 4 very useful dice trays instead that fit into the same space. Angled and cut edges to get dice to the middle so that they are easily visible from across the table. ...

I discovered the dice tray and admired its design, however, didn't require another structure. So I filled in the space, added a compass rose to the center because it felt vacant, and scaled it up slightly. At the current size standard dice won't fit...

A medium-sized dice tray with an epic dungeon wall design is the ultimate addition to any tabletop gamer's arsenal. Not only does it store your precious dice, but it also provides a spacious area for rolling and strategizing with friends. ...To take it...

I found the dice tray and liked the look of it, but didn't need another tower. So I filled in the gap, added a compass rose to the middle (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3911174) because it felt empty, and scaled it up a bit. At the current scale...

Here is a compact dice tray designed specifically for roleplaying and various board games, with one crucial warning: avoid the dreaded triple sixes. Print Settings: Printer: HICTOP 3DP12 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .3mm Infill: 25% Notes:...

As I just recently started playing 40k tabletop the group I play with had a very small dice tray. So I made this quick, and printed the normal size, and a 150% version. ...The 150% version just fits on an Ender 3 Pro bed and I think is a much better...

Tried crafting a dice tray from an OpenForge brick wall, but encountered an issue - one wall turned out thicker than the others, resulting in an irregular shape. ...Decided to replicate a unique design spotted online, although my version didn't quite...

Inspired by an epic D&D session with my mini-me's, I crafted this sleek dice tray arena. Check it out and let me know what you think! It should print without any pesky supports. I admit, I'm no master painter, but I did my best given the bigger...

This is a stackable dice tray i made to store my own collection for easy access I tried to print some of these: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1271633 But i ended up finding them unsatisfying to manipulate and to get dice from, plus i think having...

Just a simple Knucklebones board/dice tray. I created this to play Knucklebones from Cult of the Lamb. It is sized for 14mm dice. I have not tried, but I would guess if you scale it up or down 2mm on the X and Y, it should fit 16mm (standard dice)...

A simple yet essential addition to any tabletop gamer's arsenal, this sturdy dice tray keeps your precious dice safely contained and within arm's reach, eliminating the need for frantic dives across the table to retrieve wayward rolls.\r\n\r\nFor me,...

Mate wanted a dice tray in his box to keep the dice tidy, so I crafted this. This tray can hold lots of dice, with at least seven full sets and extra d6 and d20 rolling around inside. The measurements are 154mm x 131.5mm x 32mm, making it a...

I was struggling to find a dice tray and storage box that was compact enough but still held 4 sets of dice so I decided to make one myself. I modeled it up in SketchUp and am printing it right now through a friend so it's a work in progress at the...

This is a dice tray designed to work with the standard sized dice in Quarriors divided into the different play areas. It includes a spot for the locked dice in Quest of the Qladiator. Instructions The main version is approximately 140mm long, so keep...

Yet another dice tray. Room for pens, a full dice set, and hopefully whatever else you may need. It even comes with a cool sword design on the lid that I totally didn't just use Tinkercad's premade sword model for. Made to fit 10mm magnets to hold...

This tray will hold 6 dice sets, and has a slightly bigger slot to function as dice rolling tray or you can just store anything else in it.I designed this to fit in an amazon zip case, but you can even use it on its own.

Here's a simple DIY project to create a unique Blood Angels-themed dice rolling tray that can be easily resized as needed. The design consists of three dimensions: 220mm x 220mm x 34mm. ...This size should fit most standard dice sets, but if you need a...

This should be a fairly simple dice tray and holder to print for most printers that are large enough to print it. The outer edges of the dice tray measure 15.4 cm x 21.4 cm x 5 cm. The built-in dice holder should be capable of holding 8...

A circular dice tray with a locking lid. Also included are inserts that can be wrapped with fabric to deaden the dice sounds on a microphone. The whole tray (top, bottom, and inserts) are there, but not everything has a preview image yet. The...