Dice, Die, probability

cults3d

Four distinct types of dice specifically designed for educators measure 20mm in each dimension. The dents are crafted using approximately 45-degree cones to simplify printing. This project serves as an excellent introduction to 3D design concepts such as cubes, spheres, cones, alignment, cutting, and intersections, making it a fun learning experience. 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 numbers. Theoretically, the central hole should be significantly larger to counterbalance the opposing side's holes. Physically, balancing the center of mass may also be necessary. Nonetheless, a traditional set has been added to satisfy feedback and support.