folding dice tower 3d models

This is a little dice tower that works with 25mm (d20) dice and smaller. some commercial metal dice barely don't fit (my buddy has one thats dragon themed and hollow, doesn't fit) if you seperate the outer cover from the rest, you can make it out of...

This dice tower is built for every type of dice game played on board games. The gate opens up to keep dices from rolling all over the table. It was designed using Solidworks 2013 software. This model was printed on a Ultimaker 2 and takes about 24...

This is a compact dice tower that easily accommodates multiple dice at once. It can be printed on a small printer, requiring minimal space (118mm cubed) and no additional supports. The design prints in two sections, which are then joined together...

I wanted to make a Dice Tower of my own design, and this is it. I designed it to print with no supports or raft by letting the dice tray to hold it all down without wasting filament on raft or brim. The windows and doors have been arched, and the...

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 a unique way to roll dice. ...No frills, just a...

... how useful it was to vision-impaired children using tactile dice I figured I'd make it more accessible, so here it is! You can read the original Patreon writeup for more information here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/hex-dice-tower-43317618  

A dice tower worthy of a spot at your table. This model is beautiful and functional with 3 ramps to toss and tumble your dice for a truly random role each time. ...About the size of a Monster Can (Which was the inspiration for the dimensions) it takes...

I made several trays for the Helix Dice Tower as well as a base connector that can be added to any tray.The Helix Dice Tower is a very compact design and thus is a very light tower. It's recommended to fill it with silicone, resin, sand or similar...

ORC DICE TOWER Following on from our previous dice towers and in line with our chess set, today we are releasing the Orc dice tower. This tower is using a similar model to our castle from the chess set however is partially hollowed to allow for your...

Materials needed to make it: 3D printer of minimum capacity 12cm x 10cm x 10cm with filament (I used wood filament and metal effect filament but you can use other colors at your as you like) glue something to make the hinge (I took two sewing pins...

I designed the Dice Tower with a unique feature that allows my friends and I to connect our towers when we're playing at the same table, while also making it easy to separate and take them on the go. The inspiration for this design came from the...

A dice tower! What is the world getting instead? A dice tower! This innovative device contains two separate helical pathways, cleverly designed to manage all those pesky dice rolls for you. They're identical in shape, but one pathway has an edge -...

... are known for their forging abilities, which surely extend to their buildings. Reinforced by steel and gold, the Dwarven Dice Tower is both a piece of art and engineering. ... As General Kenobi would say: always keep your dice on the high ground!

This Model was a bonus for the Reaper's Skulls Dice Towers Kickstarter:www.kickstarter.com/projects/stratationdesign3d/reapers-skulls-3d-printable-dice-towers-collection This model has been designed for FDM (PLA Filament) 3d printing and can be...

Both towers should work with most dice and should allow for multiple dice to be cast at once. When it comes to printing make sure to only put supports at the base of the mouth and bottom of the fins. Some slicers will over load the print with...

The StageTop Dice Tower is a free sample from our upcoming crowdfunding campaign for StageTop: The 3D Printed Gaming Table.While made to work with StageTop Gaming Tables, this Dice Tower can also be used by itself and is guaranteed* to improve your...

This is a specialized dice tower that incorporates a built-in penal system for when your dice are consistently producing low results. Simply use the chute at the top of the tower to dispatch that die to the dungeon where it can reflect on its subpar...

In particular, I needed to be able to dump a Chessex 12mm d6 dice block (36 dice) into the top of the tower and have all of the dice fall through without getting stuck. You can put *some* traditional polyhedral dice through the tower but standard...

Paint on supports do great for this application as well as support blockers.There is also a box edition available with gates to keep your dice inside the tower for transportation. Also several trays that fit the tower are available.And a new...

... and arched front). 12. Place the assembled tower over the dice drawer, ensuring it can't slide in for storage due to the springboard baffle. ... Remember, these instructions are provided by a fellow enthusiast who enjoys creating fun projects!

*Nothing needs supports, the towers and main dice tower can be printed standing up without support. Recommend using as much infill as you can afford to use. .2 height should be fine. *Doors, fences and signs should be printed laying down on their...

... to make the tray and tower easier to assemble. I redesigned the top, changing it from rounded to rectangular in shape. The tower now functions as intended, eliminating the need to roll dice inside it. ...Your input was greatly appreciated.

I wanted a dice tower specifically designed for Star Wars Armada but couldn't find one that suited my taste, so I decided to create my own. I crafted this tower with alignment holes that enable users to attach pieces of 1.75mm filament, guaranteeing...

I created an updated version of the classic Dice Tower, making it taller and more printer-friendly. I only added supports to the main archway for structural integrity. I've also included an alternative design that removes the gate altogether. ...This...

This is a pin redesign to this dice tower (not my design): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:738485 This pin was designed to fit the tower when scaled to 120%. ...It can break sometimes (so print a couple extra) but makes for a snug, tight, pushpin fit.

Foldable Dice tower. The brick motive does not need suports, but the bottom window on tower does need suport, as do the battlements. Better results when adhesion with BRIM. ...Theoreticaly pritable in one piece, but do not recomend, since it clicks...

The tower should work seamlessly with standard-sized dice; however, if you're using larger dice, you may need to scale it up slightly. I deliberately designed the temple to be relatively compact, despite its size, to ensure it fits comfortably on a...

This model has 3 files:- The Moai Dice Tower,- A screw cap for the dice box hidden underneath the tower,- A vase with an integrated irrigation system that fits inside the top of the tower. These files are optimised for FDM (PLA Filament) 3d printing....

UNTESTED - DO NOT USE(I will update / reupload depending on testing results)Some scaling issue can make model TINY - This was modeled to scale in w/ Blender CAD Sketcher w/ imperial units - Exporting, even with units, results in microscopic...

... the need for a bottom layer. This innovative approach not only streamlines the manufacturing process but also adds a touch of elegance to the overall aesthetic. The question now is: what do you think of this uncomplicated yet effective dice tower?