Open Spiral Dice Tower Box Edition

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<p>This is the Box Edition of the Open Spiral Dice Tower.</p><p>Please check my other <a href="https://www.printables.com/prints/19212-open-spiral-dice-tower">Open Spiral Dice Tower</a> for detailed printsettings.</p><p>There is also a <a href="https://www.printables.com/prints/19221-open-spiral-dice-tower-hexagonal">hexagonal version</a> of this tower.</p><p>Also several <a href="https://www.printables.com/prints/19222-open-spiral-dice-tower-tray-collection">trays</a> to fit the tower are available.</p><p>For all the super tiny dice, a <a href="https://www.printables.com/prints/19223-open-spiral-dice-tower-micro">micro version</a>.</p><p>Update5:<br>Added a new version of the medieval gate for easier printing with bulkier geometry.</p><p>Update4:<br>Added a 4th version of the tray with storage for your dice and a small rolling area. Its in the style of a moat. Thanks for the suggestion of this style to D.J.Chase over at YouTube. I would have just made a round tray, but the moat theme is so much better.<br>And added a second version of the new tray with a longer bridge for a bigger rolling surface to hold more dice. No one wants to split roll a fireball. Also it has a pencil holder. So you can throw in all your loose stuff (pencil, rubber, sharpener and minis) nothing will fall of the tray.</p><p>Update3:<br>Improved the closing mechanism of the gate. It now has a small snap fit lever and the gate has the corresponding key, so the gate stays closed. The medieval version of the gate works with this without any changes.<br>The small triangular key might need some trim afterwards, regarding the stiffness of your filament. You can reach into the slot with a scalpel or other small knife if the snapp fit is too hard to close. Just slightly trim the tip edge of the triangle key. (added a picture with a scalpel to show you how to trim the tip.<br>I also made some slight changes at the futuristic top for better printing and bed adhession. But the general geometry of the snap fit between tower and top is not touched, so previous printed tops work with this as well.</p><p>Update2:<br>Made a tray on request to go with the tower.</p><p>Update1:<br>The first version was succesful so far but I did some small changes to improve the snap fit joints.<br>I also added more different heights and an alternative top and gate for a more futuristic looking tower.</p><figure class="media"><oembed url="https://youtu.be/-uoUEp7ERMI"></oembed></figure>