vase mode dice tower (72g) with dice storage
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a dice tower in vase mode, using only 72g
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Board Games
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution
This dice tower round I wanted to participate, but I wanted to make a dice tower in vase mode for low filament usage (72g) and for the additional challenge of designing such a tower with the limitations that come with vase mode. I am quite happy with the result :)
The small roof is also is the lid for a tube in the center to store dice. AD&D dice should also fit.
The model consists of 3 parts, the main body, the lid and the top floor plate (and admittedly the latter one is not printed in vase mode…)
Printing:
Tower and roof
- 0.2mm layer height
- 0.4mm or 0.6mm nozzle
- spiral vase mode
- advanced → external perimeters: 0.7mm
- advanced → slice gap closing radius: 0.01mm
- I like archimedean chords or octagram spiral for bottom infill
- depending on your external perimeter speed setting you can speed up the print by setting filament settings → cooling → “slow down if print layer time is below:” to, say, 5 seconds. Total print time can be below 3h (depending on printer capabilities).
Top floor plate: normal mode, 0.2mm layer height
There is one relatively long bridge at the top of the door; if it hangs loose (maybe even blocking dice), cut it off with some craft knife etc.