remix pirate dice tower for a 200x200x135 high print surface 3d models

I want to share with you a straightforward remake so you can easily reprint this awesome dice tower on your Prusa Mendel printer. Big thanks go out to TastyLlama for originally posting this cool project! ...Note that you might need additional support...

... using PLA but the design didn't work out since PLA isn't flexible at all. ...So, I came up with a bold solution and created two diameters - one that stays put on the tray with a 6.0mm diameter and another that turns in the tower with a 5.8mm diameter.

A pal wanted a dice tower and since he digs pirates so much, I found it mighty inspirational! I started by getting the OpenSCAD Pirate Ship from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:12856 and loaded it into Sketchup to play around with for a bit. ...

If you are tired of throwing dices out of the table you will find this dice tower really useful. ...OBJs and GCODEs ready to be printed

I liked Bartsim859's concept for Another Dice Tower (No Bottle) but I wanted to modify it a bit for easier printing and more customization options. 1) I went back to the original Another Dice Tower model, imported it into Fusion 360, and revised...

I also added a compartment & drawer to store your dice in the back base of the tower.(I modified and incorporated the flames from Thing "Balrog base ring of fire Lord of the Rings SBG Tabletop" by Guerrero4de)I recommend printing at 120% scale...

Remix of Castle Dice Tower with Moveable Gate: The Castle Dice Tower is being remixed by LennartS, published on April 1st, 2015. A modification has been added to incorporate a removable bigger landing. ...The tower was printed using the XYZ Da Vinci Pro...

When I scale down the height of the original to fit in under 6", the stairwell for the dice is just a hair too small and the dice get stuck at the entrance. So... I imported this and cut a section out of the middle. ... Now can print at around 77%...

This is a small remix of the collapsible dice tower designed by aclugston519. On printing the top section I found the castellations were rather weak and broke off with very little force. ... I decided to add a solid ring placed just inside the...

... pieces style. If not removable, glue on or group together in software used. Strengthened area where dove tail connects for accommodation. Scaled up tower size for larger dice. Haven't printed yet but looks solid. ...Will post my own pics when done.

... were jumping out of the tray so I raised the wall slightly and added some dice holders for fun. ... Dice holders fit 16 mm dice.  Included model without dice holders as well.Dice tower used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1276711/makes

... pointing down and the square opening at the top. I've come up with three tumblers - two in different sizes: one is thin and narrow while the other is wide - along with the original design, each a perfect companion for your dice rolling adventures.

... and it served as an excellent foundation for learning how to craft my own custom items. ...I'm excited to share my first attempt at creating a dice tower with a transparent design that allows you to witness the rolling of the dice firsthand.

... one, then chopped off the whole bottom leaving the top stair and the new top. I'll glue this top to my failed print and paint on some black accents and it will look great!I ended up with a nice looking tower so I figured I'd put it up here. 

Meanwhile, the Preplook influence can be seen in the tower's textured surface, featuring strategically placed bumps and channels that enable a smooth transition between open and closed positions. ...A lid has been cleverly crafted by the talented...

... by AJ Webster. ...I required a detachable dice platform, which was not initially included in the original design. ...A creative solution was found by utilizing laser cutting technology on 3mm polywood material to achieve this functional enhancement.

I attached the logo to the front of the dice tower, and also applied a layer of wood veneer roof shingles, which were some hand-cut extras. The file from November 4 is identical to the original, with the addition of an engraving. ... The file from...

Body STL is on purpose printed upside down so there is no need for supports. ... There are different possible cases with images: 1 - dice image and text Roll the dice and win 2 - dice image and text Keep calm and roll the dice 3 - text Keep calm and...

... (round part) is part of the MementoMori tower, along with the round part of the tray. The Preplook part is the bumps and channels parts so that the tower would lock into an opened position and a closed position. ... added a lid created by juicy_b

This version of the Wingspan Bird-Feeder Dice Tower adds graphics to make it more visually appealing. I engraved/cut mine on a Trotec Speedy 300 80w Laser Engraver/Cutter with the following settings: Red: Cut, 100% power, 45% speed, 2000Hz Black:...

... due to the post shaking excessively. ...To rectify this issue, I incorporated additional bracing to stabilize the system and eliminated the stones as a precautionary measure to prevent any potential impact on the dice's landing and rolling performance.

I was really impressed by the design at first, but as soon as I added the felt, my dice got stuck on the final slope. ...To fix this issue, I decided to elevate the surface by 15 millimeters and make the incline even steeper.

This is a remix of thing:25032. It is a nice design... very solid. I just added an angled portion below the top of the turret so that it would not require supports. ...The internal shelves require "bridging" during the print.

I combined the parts of the mk1, to make for easier printing and no glue or plastic welding.

This print can be produced without supports and remains stable. ...The corresponding tray can be retrieved from this location: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2839354

The trigger is completely optional, but I highly recommend printing it so you can have the tower locked and loaded for quick firing of your dice. Every once in a while, my lighter dice will fly over the back wall, but I just bask in pride at the...

If you want to print this tower smaller, you can print it at 60% for tiny 10mm dice sets. *Non-commercial License. Please don’t sell prints of this file, you’re welcome to give them away as gifts though. *Only Merchants are permitted to sell prints...

... from a design made by a friend. ... The conections have about 1mm to 2mm as guaranty to be fail safe, if you have any problems, critics or ideas send me a DM on Instagram @RenSil.py This Dice Tower was designed for a common 20mm D20 dice ( 40mm hole ).

The box latches closed, and the fence is secured to the front of the box magnetically. You'll need four 10mmØ x 3mm magnets for the latch and the fence, a pair of 12mm, 6 gauge screws for the counters, and a pair of 12mm M3 screws (non-stainless) for...

Human: Remix of Rook without double helix by 4dEFCON, published Sep 10, 2017 Modified: Filled in the hole at the bottom of Rook Transformed Rook into a dice tower with an entrance gate to deflect dice Built a dice tower large enough for up to 5mm...