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

These are an incredibly straightforward yet remarkably effective holder clamps for a mirror surface of my Ender 3 printer. They could likely function with other printers as well, but since my only printer is an Ender 3, I'm unable to verify this. To...

... so I am unsure if I will print this version. UPDATE: 1/4/17 - After checking the design for printing, I noticed that I had made an error in the tower's interior. ...The problem has been corrected and a new version supporting arches has been added.

Easily create a basic dice roller for your role-playing games --- An effortless approach to building a dice tower in your tabletop adventures --- Construct a straightforward dice tower for an enhanced gaming experience in your RPGs --- Quickly...

While other towers necessitate an arduous 23-hour printing process, this one is crafted in a single piece and ready for use within four hours. ...Load the design, initiate the print, and wait patiently - the result will be a fully functional dice tower.

Dice tower split into multiple parts for small resin printer

Dice Tower for tabletop games. ...This is my first design.

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.

Just a little Tower to hold your Dice

This is a dice tower. ...It slots together.

Designed this simple dice tower to print comfortably on the Monoprice Select Mini, so it is in three pieces. The base of the tower and the tray fit together quite snugly but can still come apart and are meant to be printed right side up. I used...

Simple dice tower for aiding in dice driven games.

This tiny dice roller castle keeps dice neatly off the floor. ...I designed it to contain the tiniest dice and allow all others to tumble smoothly out.

... towers here on Thingiverse, but its actually designed from the scratch and most of the similarities are really just coincidence. ... I wanted to have bigger dice tower and possibility to print from different colors as I am not much of a painter. ...

... english: A simple dice tower perfectly suited for 12mm W6 dice. (Cubes with 15mm also just fit through) The tower can be printed without support, it just has to be upside down. All files are created in such a way that nothing needs to be rotated.

... english: A simple dice tower perfectly suited for 12mm W6 dice. (Cubes with 15mm also just fit through) The tower can be printed without support, it just has to be upside down. All files are created in such a way that nothing needs to be rotated.

... english: A simple dice tower perfectly suited for 12mm W6 dice. (Cubes with 15mm also just fit through) The tower can be printed without support, it just has to be upside down. All files are created in such a way that nothing needs to be rotated.

... door much easier to open and (in my opinion) better fitting the overall theme. In addition to these files, you'll also need to download the following from brimstone326's model: TrapDoorv3 DrawbridgeV4 DICE_TOWER_II_v2_SUPPORTS or DICE_TOWER_II_v2

Baby Dragon that poops out the dice you feed it. ...No supports needed

The reworked design of Bill Hays' Boy Scout Slingshot features an adaptation that includes a hole for the pinky finger. ...To view the original version, visit this link: "Boy Scout Slingshot - Print One for a Kid!" (http://www.pocketpredator.com)

... 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

D20 Outline and Mandalorian Outline added to platcham Blank Version of the Tower of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2511974

D20 Outline and Mandalorian Outline added to platcham Blank Version of the Tower of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2511974

I printed the tower for a friend and had given some time and thought to a barrier at his request, but I didn't give enough of either to make any progress heehee. Side note - I thought I had it beat using 3D Builder's "emboss" feature, but the stones...

Sci-Fi inspired dice tower

I wanted to create a dice tower, where I could see the dice progress as it was tumbling. I printed this on low quality, with the "Dice Here" sign facing down. No supports needed. ... [![ IDice...

I long ago broke the gate off of my print of the Castle Dice tower by LennartS. I wanted a nice arena that would slide in to place and prevent my dice from shooting across the table. You may have to sand down the nubs that used to hold the gate in...

UPDATE: 1/4/17 - After finally checking this out for printing, I noticed I made a mistake with the tower interior. So, I corrected it and added a new version that supports arches. UPDATE: 1/8/17 - I got everything printed and mostly sanded down,...

A dice tower and tray concept I put together for Massive Darkness 2. The tray has a dock for the full set of campaign dice. 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...

This compact container is crafted to sit atop the popular Tiny Dice Tower, serving as a clever storage solution while keeping game pieces organized in four distinct sections. ...Its design comfortably accommodates sixteen game pawns, much like the...

I'm building another dice tower, a project that's been on my mind for some time now. The design features intricate "elven" script etched into its surface, adding an air of mysticism to the device. As I work on this new creation, I find myself...