Simple Circular Dice Box (with magnets + .step files!)

When printing other dice box models, I was disappointed to discover that while they looked quite nice, they had a few things missing that I'd be interested in having. They were also too small for slightly larger scale dice sets, and you can't simply scale up designs like that since the magnets would sit loose. Hexagonal boxes save space, but visually they're a bit too busy for my tastes.

Cue in the simple circular dice box- the bores are 26mm instead of the standard 25mm in other boxes. There are now 6 slots for magnets, so not only is it stronger, it doubles as a spinning fidget for the idle handed among us. The lip ensures that during travel in a bag or otherwise, it doesn't go sliding off the magnets. Model file sizes are in service of high resolution, eliminating faceting that plagues curvy stl files.

.step file is available! This will let you tweak the magnet cutouts and their relative positions, and change the lid depending on your printer's tolerances.

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Version 2- Slightly reduced size with 26mm slots, same 6mm x 3mm magnets

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Print as desired, use common sense. I use a 0.4mm nozzle but overall it's a very simple supportless print that no nozzle should truly struggle with. If using ASA/ABS or more exotic materials recall that there may be shrinkage, so upscale to 100.5% or more. If the lid is tight, I recommend a reduced extrusion multiplier. The tolerance is relatively tight, so if needed it may be best to edit the .step file.

Magnets used are 6mm x 3mm Neodymium magnets found on amazon. Use CA superglue to retain the magnets.