thingiverse dice tower 3d models

... and it served as an excellent foundation for learning how to craft my own custom items. ...I'm excited to share my first attempt at creating a dice tower with a transparent design that allows you to witness the rolling of the dice firsthand.

Love a can cup, love a dice tower? ...Why not have both?!

Credit to Cyclone for the Dragon Head. ...Dice tower that will surely up your DnD nights.

Dice tower for 40k inspired by the ships of the Space Marines.

Low Resolution Model of a dice tower made to stop the kids cheating.

Just a simple dice tower I made in a new Cad program.

A twisty dice tower shouldn't need any supports.

Simple folding mini dice tower from my other designs by itself.

parts to a dice tower, put together using plastic glue, or plastic welding

The Drennheim Dice Tower can be printed without supports in a single shot.

A simple 15 cm high (5.9 inches) dice roller tower made with Creo Parametric.

Basic Dice Tower with Three Internal Dividers: Simple Remix Option Available

Just a simple dice tower I made in a new Cad program.

Foldable Dice tower with Immortan logo on face. Print as oriented. ...Use supports.

A human thought that a skull-shaped dice tower would be a really cool idea.

This is dice tower as a kit. ... So, no supports required to create the 11 components.

This is a pin redesign to this dice tower (not my design): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:738485 This pin was designed to fit the tower when scaled to 120%. ...It can break sometimes (so print a couple extra) but makes for a snug, tight, pushpin fit.

I crafted this for a buddy of mine, and it's my first time seeing the Tower game in person, apart from on my computer screen. Luckily, he was kind enough to share some precise measurements with me, so I'm off to a good start. ...Now, I've got some...

A dice tower that can be used as an secret dice tower: Players in DnD, for example, when they make a perception (or stealth, ...) check, they throw the dice into the tower so they do not know whether they failed the test or succeeded. ...Use different...

A dice tower that can be used as an secret dice tower: Players in DnD, for example, when they make a perception (or stealth, ...) check, they throw the dice into the tower so they do not know whether they failed the test or succeeded. ...Use different...

So, I took [ClericAaron](https://www.thingiverse.com/ClericAaron)'s excellent design for a more traditional [dice tower](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1276711) and hacked it into a form that I could use. The dice tower is designed to work with...

UNTESTED - DO NOT USE(I will update / reupload depending on testing results)Some scaling issue can make model TINY - This was modeled to scale in w/ Blender CAD Sketcher w/ imperial units - Exporting, even with units, results in microscopic...

This model is based on the work by Mag-net (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3251834), modified to work as a dice tower. I removed the front door and the two pillars at the entrance to clear the path for the dice. I also added some slants under...

I loved the [Collapsible Dice Tower](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3337171) by [MrParadox224](https://www.thingiverse.com/MrParadox224/about). It works flawlessly, but the original has one major drawback: getting out the dice is a hassle as the...

Designed to be a dice tower that also holds trays for the dice, has four removable platforms for the dice to bounce off, a top storage for the trays that doubles as a catch for the dice when it's being used as a dice tower. The latches don't seem...

The Dice Tower is a masterful creation that elevates the humble dice roll to an art form, transforming chance into calculated precision.

Rolling into place is a sturdy dice tower tailored specifically for the woodland master druid. ...For optimal performance with bigger dice, amplify it by 10%.

A gravity-defying dice tower that propels dice downward with a thrilling spiral motion, seamlessly guiding them into two precision-crafted catching trays.

An Arcade Machine Dice tower, easy print with little supports. Good for more futuristic TTRPG. ... Recomendations: Model height: 11,7cm+ for dice 2,5cm

simple dice tower with detachable courtyard, dice can be stored on top and just pushing into the hole to roll, no supports required to print.