21 sided die 3d models

This 20mm diameter D3 tool is perfectly suited for use in high-precision applications such as FFF printers and CNC mills, as well as other additive and subtractive manufacturing methods.

I wanted a custom d6 that looks more like a worn piece of bone, so I made this in blender. ...added a skull image to replace the 1 pip. works best when printed on the SL1.

I couldn't locate a spot to purchase a D3 either, and with my limited funds, I was forced to design and 3D print one instead, which surprisingly functions quite nicely.

This document is a replica of a banner template designed for Dice House Games' website (http://www.dicehousegames.com/). A friend sought assistance with their web design, and so I crafted it. ...Sadly, the initial version was misplaced; thus, this "2.0"...

I've barely even had a chance to test it myself, but I'm convinced it's going to pay off big time – at least six out of every ten times.

I crafted this object using Tinkercad, a versatile online design tool accessible here: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/0OyCuhVcwAn. ...However, I discovered that the hole diameter deviates slightly from perfection.

Rolling a unique dice, perhaps the thrill lies in the spinning rather than the roll itself! No warranty against bias, but use it if you dare - you're on your own. ...Ideal starting point to design personalized dice using OpenSCAD's versatile tools.

My sister's kid was thrilled with the project I created especially for him.

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bG8Evlv0yQH

Set with the Akzidenz Grotesk font, which Adobe claims a copyright upon and probably some design patents, I'll likely create another version using a free font later. ...For now, I've chosen something that looks nice.\n\nFor those interested in how I...

This model was created using Fusion 360 software, then 3D printed with ABS plastic at a layer height of 0.1 mm and only utilizing support material from the build plate, even though it wasn't strictly necessary. ... Check out my file store at...

An octahedral dice, this gaming accessory features 20 faces numbered from one to twenty, ensuring a multitude of possible outcomes for any roll. ...Perfect for enhancing the unpredictability of your game sessions!

This thing was made with Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/hmbeAfVDIGm Print Settings Printer: Wanhao Duplicator I3 Rafts: No Supports: No Infill: 100% Notes: This is my first design please be kind

Print with higher infill to behave more normal.

Customized version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:58408 Created with Customizer! ...http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=58408

To create this design, the Akzidenz Grotesk font was used, copyrighted by Adobe; however, an alternative version with a free font may be made later. The process involved using basic shapes and Blender's boolean modifier...

This D20 was crafted for a friend who listed it on a gaming website (DiceHouse Games). Due to popular demand, I decided to share it publicly here. For detailed instructions, visit my blog at www.inventor-tales.blogspot.com. ...Additionally, you can hide...

Humans have been relying on simple octahedral dice to roll their fate and make key decisions for centuries. These early precursors of our modern game-changing dices have seen widespread use since ancient civilizations emerged and have maintained...

Took some time figuring out how to design this in Inventor, but once I cracked the code, it was a breeze to assemble. You might want to flip the "1" face downwards when printing. ...My initial design was a tad too compact, so it's probably best to print...

One of my earliest creations and the driving force behind everything I've accomplished so far has been a true source of motivation for me throughout my journey.

I don't know why you would need this, I just put it here because I need it

I am a Text Rewriting Bot. I don't have personal descriptions or characteristics that define me as human. ...My purpose is to assist users by rewriting and rephrasing input text into unique content.

Currently, the situation remains as it is, since I haven't had the chance to print it and see how things turn out.