d20 spinner 3d models

This is a cleverly designed 2-piece D20 cookie cutter. Its design as two separate parts was chosen because it greatly simplifies the process of creating cookies, eliminating the struggle to release them from the mold. The 2 pieces can be used in...

I added a small chamfer to "Deliberately unfair (and fair) d20 dice" by Amatulic (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4853423), so it rolls a bit better.Chamfering was performed in Fusion360.It was painted post-print with a simple method: I applied...

This is a custom D20, meaning its numbers are sequential along the faces, making it easier to use as a life-counter since you don't have to search for the next number like on a standard D20. I designed it with one end cut off, so I could print it...

I designed a custom holder for my new D20, which I acquired at a Renaissance Festival. The illumination system consists of a tri-color LED connected to an Arduino board, a bit more complex than necessary. There is just enough space on the holder for...

I created a custom d20 using Heisei Kamen Riders symbols for all twenty numbers. Note that I don't own these symbols and this project is still in its early stages, as some symbols are longer than others, which may impact balance. If you find this...

I built a custom D20 dice box as a personal project to improve my skills with Fusion360 software. The design serves multiple purposes: it's a functional container for storing and displaying dice, but also a hands-on tutorial to help me hone my...

I plan to create a custom D20 for my brother, an avid D&D player, with an intriguing roman numeral design. The initial print was satisfactory; however, the bottom portion could improve. The triangular faces appeared concave, and despite a .25 infill...

After looking around other D20 models and realizing how difficult it would be to print them without support, this was the inevitable conclusion. Please pardon the code quality - this was whipped up in just a few hours. Update April-May 2017: By...

I wanted a reliable way to use them as counters on cards, so I designed this simple d20 holder! ...It features a slot near the bottom that lets you slide it onto the side of a card and move it with the card, but it also sits flat if that's your style.

... alphabet for anyone else that might want to use it. ... I included a blank d20 as well as a backing piece if you wanted to add a background in a different color. ... They were made in TinkerCad and they might be a bit rough as I'm still learning!

Here's a D20 with absolutely nothing on it and equal sides. A while ago I wanted to download one to print with my own numbering, but couldn't find anything, so now that I'm more comfortable making designs I thought I would upload it myself so nobody...

... They are separated because there are a lot of d20 dices out there, in all forms and shapes, so with them separated you can scale the holder as much as you like before printing and glue it later. ... This model was intended to have 9~12cm in height.

To have a reliable way of utilizing them as counters on a card, I created this d20 holder! ...It boasts an ingenious gap near the bottom that allows you to slide it onto the side of a card and move it with the card, or simply sit it on top if that's...

Modeled a large d20 to print just for fun. Actually works quite well. I would avoid rolling it on any surface you don't want to damage (roll it on carpet). There are two models. One large, one not so large. ... The big one has been affectionally...

A box shaped like a D20. The locking is a few beads in the top part that falls into slots in the top of the main body. To make printing easier it's divided in three parts. The bottom can be glued on the main part and it has beads to keep it in place...

It has a simplistic design with the four corners extending out into pillars that are capped with a d20. Perfect for any type of dice. When rolling the dice the sound isn't completely muffled so that you still get the satisfying click clack noises...

I utilized a 55mm d20, also known as an Icosahedron, to craft both the top and base of the mold.\r\n\r\nUpdate 1: The hole in the mold was reconfigured for smoother removal.\r\nUpdate 2: Key components such as the handle, sleeve, and bottom were...

Wanted to print a novelty sized D20 but noticed that all the ones on thingiverse had numbers that always wanted to generate supports, so I took to my CAD software and designed up this beauty with numbers that needed no supports. Faces are 100mm x...

... Themed" box. But Thanksgiving is a hard holiday to find greebles at the store for. So I remixed a Turkey D20 holder! Special thanks to 3djourney for making such a great turkey to kitbash from!! This should print without supports....should. ...:P

Currently I have a d20 split into two parts so that no supports are needed when printing with an FDM printer. I plan on editing the other dice in order for them to come out flawless. Sand the bottom faces with fine sandpaper to remove any leftover...

... plus though - I ended up reworking each part into its two component halves to make scaling easier. This allowed me to take my final d20 up to an impressive 350% scale, resulting in a massive diameter of nearly 125mm and a truly hefty weight.

It's shaped like a d20 and the number 20 can have yarn fed through. I printed this at the maximum size my Ender 3 V2 was capable of. I didn't need supports except in the letters. Letter insides may need a bit of sanding for the yarn to flow smoothly....

This is a 3d Printed D20 Flower Pot/ Planter it is 6 in x 6 in x 4 in. The hole itself is 3 in wide and 4 in deep. It fits a nice little small sized pot in it as seen above or can act as its very own pot as well. I would make sure to keep a drain...

Print twenty triangular modules and snap them together to form a smooth surface on every side of your d20! Print without a raft or supports, assuming your printer can handle small overhangs. ...Snapping them together one-by-one would be nearly...

I devised this stand to support a D20 while still accommodating a hexagonal space. Strategically placed holes in the base allow you to gauge whether your roll landed on top of a treasure chest, golden door, or other valuable item. ...It's amusing how...

Roll with precision and stay organized with your character sheets, keeping them dry and your tables clutter-free for this D20 drink coaster. It's recommended that you print it with circular infill to achieve the sleek appearance shown on the black...

The D20 box comes with a functional print-in-place hinge and an optional hole for securing a padlock. I created this design to be fully customizable using parametric elements. To make it your own, open the provided Fusion 360 F3D file and switch to...

3D Print a D20 inside an icosahedron inside a dodecahedron to test water soluble filament. Slice settings on learn guide: https://learn.adafruit.com/how-use-to-pva/overview Print instructionsLicence: Creative Commons - Attribution Category:...

Wanted to print a novelty sized D20 but noticed that all the ones on thingiverse had numbers that always wanted to generate supports, so I took to my CAD software and designed up this beauty with numbers that needed no supports. Faces are 100mm x...

Edit 09/04/2020: adding 0.10 mm depth in the magnet hole. A storage box with the shape of a d20 with correct number pattern. You can had magnets 7mm x 1mm to close the lid. Print instructionsno support required at normal size you may need some if you...