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By now I've printed some hundred dice towers. They often have a castle like design and where there is a castle siege weapons probably aren't far away. Anyway, I felt compelled to build one. And here it is: The Dice Catapult. It's pretty…
Print approx. €1.99–€2.44 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
EDIT: I found that under strong acceleration it is possible for the four orbital balls to get ripped out of their sockets - maybe use a bit of glue on them. This is a simple spinning top, that uses five ball bearings (9 mm) as weights and…
Print approx. €1.26–€1.54 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
Prusament boxes happen to be a good size to store tea in. Here is an inlay to sort the tea bags. There are variants with 3, 6 and 9 compartments, with and without base, high and low walls. These are each designed to be printed in…
Print approx. €3.36–€4.11 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
I often use hexagonal grids when conceptualizing games in my sketchbook. Here are a few different sizes of helpers that can be used as quick stencils. They might also be suitable for creating battlemaps, I guess. The grids have a 5 x 5…
Be warned: This model with its print-in-place design can be a challenge to some printers. But you will be rewarded with an unusual bookmark. When in doubt, turn on the brim and z-hop. I've also added the individual elements in case you…
This stackable case has 7 compartments to accomodate your dice. You don't necessarily have to but you can use the bottom and top parts to separate segments. Print the files in the orientation they come with. It involves a bit of bridging…
You're in a hurry for your game night and need to print a dice tower quickly? Spiral mode got you covered. It may not be pretty and won't last forever, but this dice tower is hard to beat when it comes to printing time or material…
A stack of randomized standard dice (D6) to keep your books from tumbling. Interested in more dice stuff? Try these: Spiral Vase Dice Tower Dice Catapult D6 on a Chain Bookmark Stackable Dice Case
To be true, this vase was just a byproduct of another project, but I thought it was interesting enough to put it out there. By now I use one to store loose dice and another for descicant bags. ;) A few things to keep in mind: the net…
Each euro coin has a corresponding counting module. Every module comes in three labeling versions: embossed, multicolor, and raised (for color changes without an MMU/AMS or similar system). While the width varies depending on the coin,…
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