Castle dice tower

thingiverse

V3 description: Increased the size of the design and added bars on all windows to prevent dices from jumping out, ensuring a secure and stable print. V2_1 description: Added windows and resized the entrance for an improved look. The cross-section view showcases the enhanced design, while the full view demonstrates its visual appeal. https://puu.sh/zqjok/d13d5253a9.png https://puu.sh/zqjnq/47d91e4a93.png A custom-made dice catcher has been designed to fit perfectly onto the front of the tower, providing an additional feature for users. https://puu.sh/zqrHS/8322d56d8f.png https://puu.sh/zqrKF/ee22470ce6.png However, it's essential to note that this design has not been test printed yet, so its compatibility with the tower is still unknown. V2 description: Inspired by a found object on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:751718), I decided to completely redesign the tower, making it circular and featuring a spiral staircase. This new version is smaller, easier to print, and faster to use than its predecessor, and visually superior. Cross-section view: https://puu.sh/zqidL/ae0b315a73.png Full view: https://puu.sh/zqieh/2bf3f26de3.png Future updates will include adding a brick texture, windows along the staircase, and a modular base to catch dice coming out of the entrance. V1 description: After admiring the impressive dice towers on Thingiverse, I set myself the challenge of designing one from scratch. This is the result of 4-5 hours of trial and error, with minimal knowledge of design principles. Cross-section view: https://puu.sh/zpkKI/517967658a.png Full model view: https://puu.sh/zpkMt/d412613b2e.png The distance between shelves is 25mm, allowing for the use of large dice. Users can also resize the design using a print utility if necessary. UPDATE: The thing printed successfully, but it's too big and lacks user-friendliness. The design could be improved with a more attractive tower and a dice receptacle covering the entire top surface.