the dice tower 3d models

*05.03.2019*: For those who prefer a smaller version, you can find it here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3469991 This garden is designed as an addition to the Dice Tower and fits perfectly with the larger towers. Unfortunately, I still haven't...

28.08.2018 Update The Dice Tower Garden 2.5 has now indentations to fit better to the original Dice Tower Fence. 17.07.2018 Update The Dice Tower Garden 2.0 has a totally round fence. In my Opinion it looks better. 05.03.2019 A shorter version can...

To ensure smooth rolling and consistent results, I incorporated baffles from the Magnetic Dice Tower within the interior of the box. Finally, I carefully cut out the bottom of the tower to allow the dice to fall freely into view. ... I hope you enjoy...

The Helix Dice Tower. This design is focused on a selfintersecting helix path to compress the dimensions of the tower. This tower also functions as storage and its easy to print.As of the very compact nature of this tower, it is very low in weight...

The goal was to repurpose the dice tower as a miniature-friendly tower, enhancing its usability with miniatures. ...Unfortunately, I left the tray in place while taking the photo, but removing it should reveal a nice piece of terrain when combined with...

The Mini Dice Tower Project is perfect for tabletop gamers like those who enjoy Catan. Its compact size allows it to fit easily on a standard print bed measuring six inches by six inches. To assemble this innovative dice tower, first print out the...

This set of files includes a single version of the dice tower, and a version split into two parts for easy printing on Ender3, Prusa Mini and similar printers. (Two part = DT2_Top + DT2_Btm) *Please note: due to its unique nature, there are no...

The tower design is inspired by the Tiny Dice Tower by conorokane. The Stargate Command Emblem is by dirkdirk - scaled and magnet recesses added. The tower and emblem both include 2 small recesses to glue in 5mm x 3mm magnets (diameter x depth).

Produced back in the Zbrtush 4R7 days, it was the first dice tower I ever created and still works like a charm to this day. ... Created to look good from any angle, the arms give and smoke enclosed sort of feel while still keeping the dice rolls visible...

Also also: if you get sick of chasing dice when they fire out of the bottom of the dice tower at high speed and scatter over the edge of the table, I would suggest you head over to [**domino6713's dice tower courtyard...

... playable. The standard verions comes a standard set of each floor. The Dice tower version comes with a dice tray bridge part and dice tower floors up to the clock room. ...The Broken Floor version comes with Broken floor versions of each floor.

A fusion of two iconic models - the Dice Tower and the Ring - seamlessly integrated into a single design within TinkerCAD. ...The result was then brought to life through the precise printing process utilizing high-quality CCtree brand PLA filament at an...

This is an updated version of the modular tray object, originally created by sablebadger for The Dice Tower's Modular Castle design. ...For those interested in the original concept, you can find it on Thingiverse at...

... height ~22cm. The Dice Tower should be ~22cm in order to be functional for a dice D20 of 2.5cm, to roll through. All final files will have keys and “Beams” in the chutes to slow the dice. Let us know if you stumble upon any issue. ... Thank you!

patreon.com/sablebadger A set of dice trays and dice tower with lots of options.  The dice towers print without support, and come in narrow and wide options.  There are two sets of trays that can be used with this, so pick what suits your play style...

It also senses when dice are rolled through the tower.The tower models.Also please check the video for more information how this is built and used.Please let me know of any unclear or problematic parts in the instructions.For Powerbanks, anything...

V1 description: After admiring the impressive dice towers on Thingiverse, I set myself the challenge of designing one from scratch. This is the result of 4-5 hours of trial and error, with minimal knowledge of design principles. Cross-section view:...

About Version 5.Smoothed: I went a bit crazy with the smoothing brush all over the inner surfaces of the dice tower :3 (otherwise equivalent to version 5.2). UPDATE: I finally printed the smoothed version and absolutely love it! ...The tower has no...

The Dice Tower easily fits 9 14mm dice when printed at recommended size and can therefore be used for TTRPGs, Wargaming as well as most boardgames. The Tower comes in 3 variants. The full model to give you all liberties. The full model hollowed...

It is optional, as the dice tower will still work without it. There is a version of the garden with a small riser to make it shorter, reduce filament usage and print time. There are so many more features that add up to the design here today.And yes,...

To add stability without visible supports, the design cleverly divides into two parts, enabling users to print the dice tower upside down. ...This thoughtful approach eliminates the need for additional support structures, resulting in a cleaner and more...

The original design was just ever so slightly too large for my print bed, so I removed the rear overhang on the dice tower. ... Included is a stencil I used to cut out felt pieces.

This addon complements the Dice Tower that comes with Wingspan. The tower itself is quite impressive, but throwing dice from the side frequently can be a bit uncomfortable. Instead of removing the roof, we created this addon to guide the dice into...

I really loved the brick dice tower remix, but the accompanying trays fell short of my expectations despite the tower's exceptional detail. I decided to search further, discovering trays that suited me better, but the original dice tower remained a...

... the table. ... This tray helps.Also adding plaster into the bottom of the dice tower (not the tray), also helps to make it more solid and feel less gimmicky.https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3985248No supports needed. ... No brim is needed either.

Also, there's a larger version of the Modular Dice Tower here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1131768 January 25th, 2016 update: There's a nice V2 Base (it combines base and tray together into one piece) that I'm sure you'll like if you don't mind...

I LOVE [The Grayskull Dice Tower](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1868554), and the [Jawbridge](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2984117) for it is so cool... but it's a little small for my needs. ... So I made it longer.

... a box that doubles as the dice tower's tray. You can join the two halves of the box together with small binder clips, eliminating the need to print the boxClip.STL. The dice tower is slightly wobbly but still functional and enjoyable to play with.

... set is fit in a box which turns to be the dice tower's tray. You can also join the two halves of box with small binder clips, then you don't need to print the boxClip.STL. The dice tower is wobbly but anyhow it is collapsible and fun to play ^_^

This set of files includes a single version of the dice tower, and a version split into two parts for easy printing on Ender3, Prusa Mini and similar printers. (Two part = DT2_Top + DT2_Btm) Also includes 6 different types of dice trays to catch...