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

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 dice tower fetures an open design that lets you see the dice as they fall. it prints with no supports and the assembly is simple. ... the tower promises randomicity (tested) even if you drop the dice in with no prior rolling in your hands.

This model is designed to reduce dice jamming. If you like this cool, err I mean creepy hand dice tower, check out these creepy hands with stand, stick arms and storage...

Wanted to make my own Dice Tower for D&D so here it is! I sculpted it in Nomad Sculpt on my Android tablet then exported it as an STL. Will fit most dice unless they're super large. Prints pretty nicely without supports. You "Might" get a little...

It's a dice tower for rolling the dice, or a sling-shot for slinging them with style. Every game master has dreamed of chucking dice at problem players in a clever way. Now, you can do just that. This was a challenging project to design, as my first...

Modular Crystal Dice Tower. ...Still Working on base...

Here's a blueprint to create a dice tower using various materials like wood, acrylic, or plastic. I haven't personally built this yet, as I don't have access to a laser cutter. I designed these plans from scratch after being inspired by the Tiki...

Click here to join STLFLIX Ancient Temple Dice Tower This STL file is recommended for FDM Printers!3D Printing Time: 02 Days 15 Hours 34 MinutesApproximately Height :  18,3 cm Can you believe this highly detailed dice tower is printed all in one...

The model is 221mmX236mmX352mm and it features 2 modes, dice tower and playable interiors, divided in 5 parts which include carved in interiors and exteriors for easy painting, moving doors and floor lids.  All the pieces were designed to fit at...

The Piranha Plant Dice Tower! Drop your Dice in, close the mouth and let the dice roll! My Print-Fu is not srtong, so I arranged the parts to make them easier to print. I printed the lips as 2 pieces so that they print easier. If your support game...

If you print this, use at least 15% lightning infill.This is a dice tower based on the piranha plant from the Super Mario franchise, designed in Fusion 360. There are four files, all of which snap together when printed, and all can be printed without...

This 3D-printable STL file set is not just a dice tower; it's a spine-chilling decor for Halloween. Your dice enter through the skull, tumble down the spine, and finally roll to a stop in the hipbones base, guarded by two skeletal arms. It's as if...

... ...It's totally modular, and stacks well.I like the modular design because I can mix and match as I see fit, and only print one section at a time so it doesn't take forever to print.I printed it 80% for the photos, and this works well for 12mm dice.

... in attendance. Although the tower is on the smaller side due to time constraints - I had to crank out five or more dice towers within a week - there's still room for improvement. ...If time permits, I'll revisit this project and refine it further.

I really like ClericAaron's dice tower with swappable trays, but it was just a bit too tall (145mm) for my Dreamer (Z 140mm). Also, it was a long build and I needed it done in time for a gift the next day; couldn't afford to get ten hours in and risk...

Dice tower v2, dice included and scale it as you want.

I instantly fell in love with the dice tower by platcham, but saw endless opportunities for enhancement. I sought to minimize material usage, upgrade the magnets, and slash print time. This is the outcome. I hope you find it appealing. The model...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2645297 This work incorporates the following products licensed under the Terms and Conditions of TinkerCad.com: “GRASS!!!!” by SPRING BONNIE10123 I used the grass as a surface around the outside of the tower. If you...

This is for the lower tray only. ... Awesome Totoro Dice Tower link:https://www.printables.com/model/160797-totoro-dice-tower Has area to super glue to bottom of Totoro and balances nicely. ... Caught all the dice my wife could throw at it.

This is a remix of a mayan pyramid planter i found and wanted to turn into a dice roller. (will add photos when i print it very soon) shouldnt need supports as long as you can print bridges alright. ... should fit all standard 22mm dice.

I'm excited to share my first-ever attempt at a printable dice tower! However, I haven't actually printed it yet, so I can't provide any feedback on the printing process. As a beginner with 3D printing, I'd love your input and advice - please feel...

... section must be crafted from cardboard or ideally created with a more substantial piece of plastic. The "courtyard" should be constructed large enough to accommodate the Dice Tower, making transportation simpler and preventing damage in the process.

Modular Dice Tower Print instructions.1 Layer height, 35mm/s. Filament PM Galaxy Silver. ...65+ hours</p>

... scene of a kraken takeing down a ship with the last surviour trying to survive on top. ...This product is a Dice tower letting you roll your dice through the ship where the dice collect in the ocean dice tray at the bottom infront of the krakens mouth.

Collapsible dice tower.Part 1 is a print in place telescoping tower.Part 2 is the thing the die bounces against on the way down.This is a work in progress. Still working on getting part 2 to a) print better and b) guide the die better. Any and all...

We printed it with a mix of various colors of PLA+ and Silk PLA.Printing Recommendations:Note: 3D Honeycomb infill, as implemented by OrcaSlicer, works well for this model to add the strength necessary while reducing print time and filament use. It...

I recommend EVA foam.Check out the instruction video on how to assemble it.There is also an add-on for this tower to make this into a nice book with a fence to hold your dice:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4409873And I found nice trays in a...

I crafted this for a buddy of mine, and it's my first time seeing the Tower game in person, apart from on my computer screen. Luckily, he was kind enough to share some precise measurements with me, so I'm off to a good start. ...Now, I've got some...

So, I decided to recreate it for 3D printing and print out a test piece, essentially doing a PNT (Print and Try) instead of a PNP (Print and Play). The result is a rough replica, but it works surprisingly well. Given its success, I'll be going...

... were rolling very far. ...To eliminate this, I designed this simple tray, so it will help stop the dice.Print settings:10-15% infillBrim is not required, but you can place a helper disk at the corners if you wish. ...(or you can turn on brim).</p>