10 sided dice 3d models

include a note to the effect of "Hi 3E8, thanks for the 2-sided D4 dice thing... my life has improved five-fold on account of it and please accept this paltry amount in gratitude". You're welcome! (in advance) :D Also, feel free to peruse my other...

The model should work down to a scale of 0.5, but beyond that the slots might merge and the dice wouldn't work - I haven't tested this though, so it might be fine. ... A higher level of infill on this model will give a much better weight for rolling.

It is a simple game, where all players put an initial amount of money in a "common fund" (can be a dollar) then each player rolls the dice once per turn and must do what the dice says. For example if you roll "Take 1" he will take 1 dollar from the...

This is my son's concept for a dice holder for two 10-sided dice and one 6-sided dice used as a life counter during Magic the Gathering game play. Took several iterations to resize to the size of dice my son has. ...Yet this is the final prototype that...

include a note to the effect of "Hi 3E8, thanks for the 2-sided D4 dice thing... my life has improved five-fold on account of it and please accept this paltry amount in gratitude". You're welcome! ...(in advance) :D Also, feel free to peruse my...

This one features the standard 1-6 sides, but it also includes a 0 side that can signify redo or lose-a-turn depending on the game's rules. I've added a ? side to this die as well, allowing players to assign its meaning. In our games, we've utilized...

I literally modelled a 45 ACP cartridge off the SAAMI specs and then added some flat sides and the numbers. I had to make the flats larger than a 45 case so it'll roll properly - so it won't chamber in an actual handgun, so don't try.There's 2...

I enjoy playing games that feature large dice, as it adds excitement to the experience! ...😉</s> #HappyGaming #RollTheDice #ExcitementInGames

The new design for the D4 die! ...Instead of all of the numbers, one number sits on top! Inspired by The Dice Lab's D4. ... Made using SketchUp.

I designed and built a unique dice system consisting of two distinct components, each capable of being manufactured through 3D printing technology using a multi-extrusion printer.

A 20-sided die, but with the dotted format from the average d6. ...Since there isn't enough space to fit 20 dots on one face, you must know that: A circle means 1 A triangle means 5 A hexagon means 10 Add them up and you'll get a number from 1 to 20!

... second curio for fans of the show. ...This unique dice features six distinct symbols representing the elements of Water, Earth, Fire, and Air, as well as two special characters from the series - the Order of the White Lotus and a fan wielding a sword.

... Following changes were made: - Lines under 9 and 6 to be able to differentiate them. - A 8.5mm hollow Sphere was added inside the Dice. During the Printing a 8mm Ball bearing can be added. This makes the dice feel like a real one. ...

A d20 for all your tabletop rolling needs!  The file comes with both a pre-supported model and one without supports.  The font on the dice is New Rocker, an open-source font that anyone can use. 

Dice tray to be used while playing Ashes (Reborn or not): Rise of the Phoenixborn. I wanted a simpler and slightly smaller footprint, so I created a new version without all the bells and whistles of the original from mabegerr. ...

A simple tray for holding D20 dice for tracking life, or whatever stat you like. We use them for Frosthaven and Gloomhaven as trackers for monsters hit points. The raised numbers correspond to the monster standees. No special print setting. ...

Completely complimentary dozen-sided die freely available.

A simple box for holding ten sets of dice to roll all simultaneously. Ideal for resolving hit result and locations of cluster hits in Battletech, although suited to any other kind of game. Designed for 16mm square dice (5/8"). Lots of inexpensive...

This nifty container is a straightforward d6 storage box for all your dice, along with whatever else you want to stash away. I highly suggest printing the parts upside down so you won't need any supports. ... The holes are carefully designed to fit...

A great observation he had was that most dice boxes often overlook adding space for the '00' die, which is definitely a crucial aspect to consider. The two halves of this design are connected using magnets; we happened to have some spare 23.8mm ones...

While learning how to 3D print, I made these special dice that are (were) used for a dice baseball game that came out in the early 70's -- Sports Illustrated Major League Baseball. Designed with Tinkercad, sliced with KISSlicer, printed on a...

Another amazing addition to the D6 dice series! This design boasts integrated support material and is best printed without MakerBot generated supports. To achieve optimal results, try printing a smaller die at 65% or so, then place it inside a...

Our daughter recently discovered Farkle and we were short one die, so she wanted me to create a printable version since she usually plays with six dice. As a DIY dad, I agreed and began searching for a normal-sized die on Thingiverse but found...

The ultimate addition to your D6 dice arsenal arrives - this innovative design seamlessly incorporates built-in support material, eliminating the need for cumbersome MakerBot-generated supports!\nGet ready to revolutionize your printing process with...

I made a two-sided die to try to get my kids into making and printing their own models. ...My 11-year-old son, Steven, made the six-sided.

My goal was to encourage my kids to create and print their own models by building a two-sided die. ...My 11-year-old son, Steven, took it upon himself to design and manufacture the six-sided version.

This 3-sided die is modeled after a spinning top and has a substantial size, making it perhaps better suited for reduction.

This die measures 1cm in all directions, boasting a perfectly balanced design. ...Notably, the perforations along its sides are significantly larger than those at the top and bottom.

Found this on a design site at https://www.youmagine.com/designs/d3-three-sided-die, which looked the most printable among everything I viewed. Yeah, it was indeed worth checking out. That die is definitely not something I came up with. ...To use it...

... of my three players. While it was possible to roll a standard six-sided die and divide by two, this approach seemed dull. So, I crafted something new; a three-sided die. ... Balance may be an issue with this design, but it was an enjoyable build!