Dice Tower - Made from Tree Suports
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This is a dice tower completely modelled in Cura slicer 4.12 but could be done in any slicer.
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- Printables
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- Board Games
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This is a dice tower completely modelled in Cura slicer 4.12.
I challenged myself to create something only using simple building blocks within Cura. I used a Cura extension/plugin called "Calibrations shapes" and by adding simple calibration cubes/blocks and then scale/move/rotate them I was able to create a dice tower. In addition to that I used Tree supports to give it a more organic look. To save on filament and print time I removed all top/bottom and walls from the blocks to expose the grid-based infill. You need a good brim for this to hold togethher.
You should only use the Cura slicer project file (3MF), the STL is only for reference. I assume you need to be quite fluent with your prefered slicer to be able to mod it. Hopefully all settings for the project should be embedded in the 3MF project file.
Be extremely patient and careful when removing the model from the build plate, it is delicate.
Enjoy!