dnd dice tower 3d models

my players would always loose their dice so this is just an easy way for me to keep them in a box during the game. if there are any issues whit the model please let me know. ... (pictures coming soon)

By spinning a gear on the back of the shield you can reveal the dice contained behind the center symbol. The shield fits a set of 7 role playing dice. For the symbol on the front of the shield, either use the "Shield Symbol" part or the...

Also, my goal was to make not just beautiful dice, but dice that are convenient to play with. That's why I didn't do too complicated and sophisticated design. All the numbers are clearly distinguishable. The game should be comfortable, imho. ...

This is also has a dice tray that can conveniently be stored inside of the case and be folded up to roll dice into the tray. You will need 6 7x2 magnets for the three holes to hold the lid on. If using d2s that will hold the lid more securely to the...

I hold a standard set of dice in my hand, perfect for intense battles in Dungeons and Dragons or other thrilling tabletop adventures. ...It's not flawless yet, but it serves its purpose remarkably well.

Dice case for up to 12 standard size dice, mini figure, pencil and eraser. Two options for the top of the case, smooth or with the skill logo. Ignore "The Jimmer" on the one in the picture. ...The files included here are text free.Requires (8) 3mm...

I created this awesome tube using a Customerizer to fit perfectly inside a set of 7 dice for my D&D sessions, and it's incredibly sturdy. I also added two round pieces of foam at the top and bottom to keep the dice snugly in place so they don't...

... of themed dice towers and thought I would come up with my own simplified version. ... This only requires support where the dice exit the tower which is easy to break out. ... I printed it with PETg and a .6 nozzle and it took about 8.5 hours to print.

Check out the shield I made, here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4926642 Check out the hammer I made, here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4960893 Update 8/11/21: Dice hole dimensions were adjusted to provide a better fit. "Sword Handle - No...

This is a simple, yet big, dice tower for you to roll your dice during RPG sessions. I made this design on OpenSCAD. You can roll up to 4 dice at once! Or play on a table with each side facing each player. ...:)

... be printed as one big “flower” using big table and 2 extruder printer. I have small table and desided also to make it printable for those who have only one extruder. Pls, insert DND flex part carefully. ... https://youtube.com/shorts/i7OtpbzkvBY

Layer height of 0.18mm Dice tower is pretty damn large at 100% - 140 x 120 x 120, would be best for oversized dice Printed at 75% is perfect for smaller printers and regular size dice - 105 x 90 x 90 Lid is a loose fit on top of the dice tower, I...

... fit perfectly, thanks to Dakanzla's meticulous design. This project began with the original two-piece model designed by Dakanzla, which I then modified to create a unique dice tower. ...To make storage easier, I simply glued the two pieces together.

... work by Dakanzla all around and a huge thanks to Dakanzla. Standard 16mm dice fall perfectly. Model is the original 2 pieces designed by Dakanzla but modified to be a dice tower, a true remix. ...I glued to two pieces together for ease of storage.

dice roller Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR10S PRORafts: No Supports: NoResolution: .2 Infill: 20 Filament: Hatchbox PLA, ABS, PETG any Category: Dice

Room for pens, a full dice set, and hopefully whatever else you may need. It even comes with a cool sword design on the lid that I totally didn't just use Tinkercad's premade sword model for. Made to fit 10mm magnets to hold the lid to the tray. The...

This is a small travel box for one set of polyhedral dice. I tried to make it as small as I could. It fits my set of Chessix dice no problem. It uses four 6mm magnets.The magnets can be glued in place or slipped into the print with a pause at:19.6mm...

The design is supposed to resemble a spellbook and is able to serve as a dice vault and rolling area, personal minature storage, as well as a player character sheet holder on the back of the cover. A Test print is still required. The dimensions...

This is a small travel box for one set of polyhedral dice. I tried to make it as small as I could. It fits my set of Chessix dice no problem. It uses four 6mm magnets.</p><p>The magnets can be glued in place or slipped into the print with a pause...

Here are both links; I didn't create these models, so I take no credit for them: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1789000 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3035873 The "Attach_bottom_dice_tower.stl" part is optional as well. It can be used as an...

... version of this a few days ago and I wanted to make it a little more precise as that was my first design. ...This box was designed to hold a few sets of mini dice I have collected over time. ...magnet holes are 11x3.5 for cheap amazon 10x3 magnets

Custom Redesign of Dungeons and Dragons Dice Holder by jlambier. This Version Features a Slightly Elevated Profile with Prominent D&D Logo. Created Entirely within SolidWorks 2019, No Pre-existing Files Were Used or Edited to Develop this Design from...

REMIX: These are the updated / custom stl files for the sheath and dice pomel. Please refer to the original design for the rest of the STL files. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4829524 NOTE: Supports are needed for the D20 Pomel.

I used this to hold the ends of my paracord wrapping. Update 8/15/21: Added "Sword Hilt Cap - No Hole" and "Sword Sheath - No Leaf" for those that dont want to print the leaf design or have the holes for wrapping the handle. Update 8/29/21: Increased...

First, the pommel and dice holder files were made to press fit into one another. Then the pommel can screw directly into the handle part. The head of the hammer is built out of 8 parts. The head connector sits right on top of the handle. Then...

The Dice Tower, a humble structure, perhaps not as aesthetically pleasing as its counterparts, yet boasting a significant advantage - it requires only a fraction of the time to produce. While other towers necessitate an arduous 23-hour printing...

The D12 dice kept failing and the cogs would be left attached to the supports (resin printer) so I put it in 3dbuilder and recessed them a little.They seem to print ok now, only the 6 or 9 cog stuck this time but on the other prints as long as I was...

Small hex container built to store standard 20mm dice. I added inserts so you can print in different colors, just glue them in. Magnets are 6x3mm and can be found on Amazon, link below. The fit is designed to be tight. If you find it sticking, sand...

Spinning the large gear on the back of the shield will cause the 3 circles on the front of the shield to spiral out, revealing the dice beneath. These holes are spaced out to fit a set of 7 dice - d20, d12, d10, d8, d6, d4, & percentile. The...

1:1 scale makes it 100x100x250mm with a 300mm handle ~1.5-2KG the central column is hollow for storage of your dice and one end of the hammer is screwed on acting as the lid. Load the dice in the 10 spaces provided and smash it down! the Hammer...