Double Helix da Vinci Dice Tower

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This is a custom-made dice tower inspired by the majestic staircase of Chambord Castle, which owes its design to the genius of Leonardo da Vinci. Two staircases inside allow Game Masters to roll dice in two different directions, making it an excellent tool for games that demand both hidden and player-facing dice rolls. The dice tower consists of three distinct parts: a sturdy base, a central body, and a majestic top. The top and middle sections will need supports to ensure stability, but this can be easily achieved by adding additional body sections as desired. To make the tower as tall as needed, simply glue multiple body pieces together or leave them unglued for added portability. However, please note that due to the nature of 3D printing, there may be a slight wiggle room in the corners, especially when using larger dice. To minimize this issue, consider scaling up the parts accordingly. This design is still a work in progress, and ongoing testing with dice ranging from 17mm to 27mm at 100% scale has yielded promising results.