folding dice tower 3d models

The Dice Tower, a humble structure, perhaps not as aesthetically pleasing as its counterparts, yet boasting a significant advantage - it requires only a fraction of the time to produce. While other towers necessitate an arduous 23-hour printing...

Dice tower to add to your games! Thank you very much for downloading my creations!!! ... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matiasmartin3d Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/matiasmartin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/matiasmartin3d ...

There are plenty of great dice towers out there, but for some reason I needed to design my own. ... The opening is on the small side, but you can always scale it up.

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.

Small but sleek dice towers prove themselves to be highly effective. ...Since I gifted all of my prints to a friend, I don't currently have any images to share.

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.

I decided to create my own custom dice tower because I just couldn't find one that met all my needs. ... Updated model available now: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3001833

An Easy to print Dice tower for all of your RPG needs Its Really easy to carry in your Backpack to anywhere I added an NFC tag on the top with my Need-to-go DND app

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.

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...

... Case v1 without space for fellt v3 In the Case is enough space for a fellt to reduce sound. Tower Maybe create support for the exit. Big dice could have problems therefor i mage v2. ...Both can be glued with felt to reduce sound v2 bigger dice

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 is a tower designed to allow dice to be rolled quickly and consistently. Several dice can be dropped in the funnel at the top, and will then hit the 45 degree angle in the base causing them to roll into the basin. This makes playing board games...

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 photo shows the tray supported by four of my claw-foot legs (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6472717) so it can be placed...

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...

... it a try. This tower is also available for purchase on my Etsy page if you'd like to support my models and help me obtain more filament to continue creating new things: https://www.etsy.com/listing/264611011/dice-roll-tower?ref=shop_home_active_1

FeaturesBigger, Better & Easier to printEach part can be printed individuallyThe long bridge can be printed using supportThis is an updated version of my previous Dice TowerBe advised this model may be hard to printYour printer must be well...

You can make a great looking dice tower even from a used cardboard box!Plase read the readme file inside zip file for detailed assembly instructions.If you find my work useful and wish to send me a few bucks, you can use button above.You can also get...

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: ...

Just perfecting my Dice Tower creation. It's a blast to play with or display as a figurine on my desk. I designed this entirely by myself using Solidworks. The tower consists of two solid components: The Wall and the Staircase. Update: I've...

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...

I've been experimenting with 3D printing a custom dice tower that I originally designed for my Kill Team games. However, its design makes it versatile enough to be used with other tabletop gaming systems as well. ... It prints in three distinct parts...

Dice towernozzle 0.4mmno supports

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...

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...

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...

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.

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...

This is a dice tower I designed for my local D&D club, and is the first 3D object I have uploaded to the internet. I works surprisingly well, and helps prevent cheating on dice rolls. Print instructionsOn an I3 printer, print at the maximum size...