Rotating Dice Tube

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<p>Action video! <a href="https://youtu.be/3GjSUULkq5I">https://youtu.be/3GjSUULkq5I</a> (150mm size with large dice)</p><p>I wanted something fun to store my dice, that also worked on the gaming table without taking up massive amounts of room, so I came up with this.</p><p>Print separately, the tube section standing up on the knob end, and the sleeve section sitting on the flat section. Lots of supports, depending on how paranoid you are.</p><p>After removing supports simply slide the tube into the sleeve until the catches click in.</p><p>The three numbers in the file names refer to the length of the flat side of the slot in the tube, slot diameter is 28 mm.</p><p>50 mm stores about 3 d20s.<br>90 mm snugly stores a set of 7 dice.<br>100 mm more loosely stores a set of 7 dice.<br>150 mm stores a bit more than a full set of large dice.</p><p>It's helpful to leave a finger space of room in the tube so you can get the dice out.</p><p>2018-11-15: I added more sizes just choose a pair of files with matching numbers and they should work together unless something happened in the export.</p><p>2018-12-11: Added a cap that slips over the knob end that keeps the two clips from moving outward and thus prevents the inner tube from rotating if it's just in a bag or something.</p><p>2022-01-03: Added 160 - 200mm sizes (length of straight on interior slot) for people with bigger printers! &nbsp;Also a 3mf file with all the parts properly oriented for printing, though all on the same bed, so just delete all but the ones you actually want.</p><h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Orient the inner tube to stand on the knob end, I recommend using both supports and brim so that the top end prints properly.</p><p>Orient the sleeve to print on the flat portion of the base, supports recommended as there are still some large overhangs on the top section.</p><p>Category: Toy &amp; Game Accessories</p>