dice vs die 3d models

Downloaded the .blend file at this link: http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:Tutorials/Modelling/Two_dice, then converted it into an .stl format for 3D printing purposes.

The user seized the .blend file from this location:http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:Tutorials/Modelling/Two_dice\n\ntransferred it to a .stl format for 3D printing purposes.

I really liked @butterfreeism 's sphere dice design, but I wanted the sphere inside to look a bit more like it's floating inside the dice. Some friends suggested to make the sphere actually unsupported, but idk how that would turn out. Printing...

I'm creating a humorous die with intentionally mismatched markings and one extra prominent dot, inspired by a similar prank I spotted elsewhere but couldn't track down its origin after an hour-long search. This die works perfectly well for actual...

This Simple Die is Perfect for Board Games and More! ...Printed with High Accuracy at an Optimized Layer Height of 0.2.

Humans shape these dies into standard size with precision, creating distinct hollow looks within by carefully making holes through approximately eighty percent of the die's entire body. They craft this unique form using NX 9.0, a powerful design...

The original file had a mesh issue on the number 1 pip side of the die. ...So I made the object solid in MeshMixer to correct the defect.

A sleek die crafted using the robust tools of Autodesk Inventor, showcasing a fundamental understanding of design and functionality in motion.

The die features standard dimensions, but with strategically placed holes piercing approximately 80% of its mass, creating an eye-catching hollow interior effect. ...This bespoke design was meticulously crafted utilizing NX 9.0 software.

A fundamental six-sided dice. Number one positioned at the bottom to mitigate initial layer issues during three-dimensional printing. Set your scale in Cura to whatever you prefer, but the test print I produced is twenty by twenty by twenty...

... time. ...Infill between 50-85% is recommended for a heavy feel. If you're looking to weight your dice, pause the printing process at one-third completion with a 5-10% infill setting. ...Then, place or glue lead shot inside before resuming the print.

Initially, these dice were created without considering the traditional sum-of-seven arrangement where numbers on opposite sides add up to seven. I remain unconvinced that the numbers must be arranged in this manner for fairness beyond the balance of...

A six-sided spinning top dice model designed with SketchUp as a hobby project. Never having printed this design, I'm eager to see how it would turn out in physical form. Unfortunately, I don't have access to a printer at the moment. ...If someone were...

Human beings take eight dice boxes, each containing two d20's, to ensure a generous supply of random numbers. The pencil slot is designed to accommodate numerous mechanical pencils, providing ample room for creative expression. Magnets from Harbor...

I tried other dice designs on Thingiverse, but they didn't quite cut it - the dots were too faint, so I started from scratch using Inventor. Printing them out with ABS and PLA materials yields a crisp finish. ...Make sure to flip the "1" face downwards,...

... To test this die's efficiency, simply attach the lid, apply a gentle rolling motion, and evaluate results; any adjustments will be expertly handled by my skilled prints-on-demand setup should further refinement be necessary upon inspection.

Harry Potter themed die boasts 60mm diameter. FreeCAD's sketch scaling flexibility is limited, so expect to scale it for printing unless a massive model is desired. A flat version has been added, allowing for folding and filling with colored resin.

A 6-sided die, shaped like a rocket, is ideal for use in games such as Alien Frontiers, where players navigate through space and explore new planets, or other space-themed games that require a fun and unique way to determine outcomes.

Weighted Die (Updated). Customize with up to Four Corner Pockets and/or Three Side Pockets using the Customizer. Pause Print, Insert Ball Bearing into Air Pocket for Added Weight. Current STL Configured Air Pockets: 5-6 and 4-5-6. ... When Printing a...

This is a skeletal die I created to experiment with printer settings. I have only printed the file once on my Prusa I3 MK3S at .1mm layer height in PLA. Lots of stringing. ...Would love to hear anyone else's recommendations for achieving a good print.

I'm creating a custom numbered die set for my favorite board game. ...I've assigned a unique tag to the project in the Creativity Unity Community household contest section, even though I know it won't officially qualify since I'm the host of the event.

I designed a custom die for my kids to utilize since we were stuck at home with no option but to create one ourselves due to the lockdown restrictions preventing us from buying one. ...I figured it was worth sharing, and if others are interested in...

One idea that caught my attention involves an octahedral dice, so instead of settling for a store-bought version or scouring the internet for one, I decided to take on the challenge and make one myself! Initially, creating it was not going smoothly,...

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.

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.

I created a custom die holder specifically designed to showcase a 16mm die in Nokosu Dice, a highly engaging trick-taking card and dice game. ...The final die played determines both the trump suit and trump number, and this innovative holder is built to...

My first 3D model so if there is any issues please be forgiving. ...This is basic die model from Yugioh Dungeon Dice Monsters.

Using a single 10-sided die (D10) is the simplest and most cost-effective way to generate random numbers in Dungeons & Dragons, eliminating the need for multiple dice rolls.

Not every die is created equal… and that means it might not always land on your favourite number.Fun fact: did you know the word “dice” is actually the plural form of “die”?Print instructions: - more infill = more bias, less infill = less bias -...

Although the pips are offset equally from the surface, resulting in a slight discrepancy in weight, this custom-made die excels at Dice Stacking applications, delivering impressive results despite its non-standard accuracy compared to store-bought...