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Mario Party Style DnD Dice Blocks

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A 3d printed, Mario Party themed, full DnD dice set!

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Printables
Kategoria
Board Games
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Standard Digital File License

These DnD dice are themed to match the Mario Party Dice blocks! Note that they are bigger than normal dice, because even a 0.25mm nozzle just doesn't provide enough detail to print them at the normal size!

 

Requires the MMU2/3 to print, or just a lot of filament changes.

All the sides need some custom scaling, but you can also either print the attached GCODE or slice for your own printer. I have attached a PrusaSlicer project file containing all the correctly scaled sides, and all of them have been colored. (that took a while!)

 

If you want to slice everything yourself, the sides need to be printed with a 0.25mm nozzle, because otherwise you can't achieve the level of detail needed. Below is a list of how much you need to scale each part: (I didn't model them the right size!)

D4:
Base size - 188%
Side size - 108%

D6:
Base size - 125%
Side size - 190%

D8:
Base size - 156%
Side size - 153%

D10:
Base size - 156%
Side size - 125%

D10 percentile:
Base size - 156%
Side size - 125%

D12:
Base size - 188%
Side size - 134%

D20:
Base size - 125%
Side size - 125%

 

To assemble the pieces, I squeezed out some Weld-On 16 (you can use whatever glue you want) and applied it to a single surface with a toothpick. Then I used a picture of some unfolded dice to find out what side to place and it's orientation, then pressed it on. I waited for about 30 seconds to make sure it was aligned, then put it in a clamp for ~10 minutes. I then pulled it out and repeated the process for all the sides. I let them sit out for 24 hours before using them, to make sure the glue had cured.

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