Miniature Tabletop Dice Book with built-in dice tray
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This dice case has a built-in dice tray and is designed to resemble a small spell book! 3 options available with magnets
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- Printables
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- Miniature Gaming Accessories
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
There are 3 parts to the book:
- Back Cover: This is the part that actually holds the dice and it has 3 options:
- Lawful: has a specific insert for 1 of each of a 6 dice set (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20).
- Neutral: has with 6 hexagon-shaped inserts for any dice.
- Chaotic: has 2 troughs to store your dice.
- Front Cover: has “pages” built in that function as walls for a dice tray when the book is opened.
- Spine: holds the Back Cover and Front Cover together.
The font and back covers each have 2 cavities intended or embedding small 5x2mm magnets. To embed the magnets, I used a “Pause at height” post processing script in Cura to stop the print on the layer before the cavity gets covered. When the printer paused, I used a drop of glue to insert the magnet into the cavity. I used another “Pause at height” script to swap filament colors. For the pages effect on the Front Cover, I printed the ones in the photos with overlap settings to get them to print with a fuzzy skin.
Once all 3 pieces are printed, assembly is simple. You can just lay out the pieces and insert two small pieces of filament to act as hinges. I cut mine slightly (1-2mm) shorter than the hole depth and pressed them in. If you're worried about it falling out, you could add a dab of superglue to the end or use a soldering iron/woodburner to melt the opening, but I didn't find it necessary.
The front cover is left blank so you can add your own design as desired. I just did a concentric first layer pattern for the ones in the pictures.
I originally designed this to be a print-in-place model, but it just seemed to work way smoother with the filament hinge. If people are interested, I can upload the print-in-place version as well.
By the way, when I started making this model, I searched for Dice Book and didn't see anything interesting come up, but as I'm writing this, I see another one has just been uploaded! If you're interested in my dice book, I highly recommend checking out this other one as well; it looks awesome.