Dice, Die, probability

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Four distinct dice sets designed specifically for teachers are available. Each die is precisely 20mm in size. The dents on each die were created using 45-degree cones for effortless printing. This project is an excellent starting point for individuals looking to learn about 3D design fundamentals, including cubes, spheres, cones, alignment, cutting, and intersection techniques. Initially, these dice were designed without consideration for the traditional sum-of-seven configuration (6 and 1 on opposite sides). However, I am not convinced that the numbers need to be arranged in this way for fairness beyond their numerical balance. Theoretically, the one hole should be significantly larger to counterbalance the holes on the opposing side. Physically, it's possible that we may need to adjust the center of mass for equilibrium. To address these concerns, I have added a traditional set of dice with the numbers arranged in the sum-of-seven configuration (6 and 1 on opposite sides). I appreciate your feedback and continued support.