This is a generic version of another dice tower I made for a specific game, and it required smaller dice.

This version has the keyring hole moved from the corner to the center. The whole assembly requires eighteen 6mmx2mm magnets (the bottom part uses double the magnets as the lid). 

There are two versions of the tower portion. One that's enclosed, and another that has the tower path exposed. The exposed one is for potentially easier printing, and can be closed off by rotating the magnet cover lid 180-degrees.

There are 3 parts needed:
1 - The Cover
2 - The Tray Portion / Dice Storage
3 - The Dice Tower Piece

I will likely upload more variations of each piece down the road. So you'll only need to print one of each piece.

Piece-1 needs 6x magnets pressed or glued in. Piece-2 and 3 snap into place at the joint. 

Portable Dice Tower (For 8mm - D6 Dice)

3-Tower (Faceless).stl

2-Tray (No Storage).stl

[The Dicey Destroyer Tile](https://than.gs/m/883999) is a fun tile but requires dice to play. So I figured it'd be cool to make a modification to the rule card so that it conveniently stores small dice AND converts into a dice tower!

[Here's a video of it in action!](https://imgur.com/a/5dDaUIB)

To keep the model reasonably low-profile, I opted to use [8mm dice](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QFTHG1Q). You might be able to use dice that's a little bit bigger, but they might get stuck inside, and larger die certainly won't fit in the storage slots.

You'll also need some [6mmx2mm](https://www.amazon.com/260Pcs-Refrigerator-Magnets-Fridge-Whiteboard/dp/B07XRQ44VC) magnets. The top card takes 6 magnets, but dice tower part has deeper holes to double up the magnets. So the bottom piece can take 12 magnets total if you want the extra  M A G   P O W E R. 

Lastly, there's two file variations for the dice tower part. One has the dice tower chamber covered by the part itself. The other one has the tumble chamber open and exposed, so you can flip the rule card around and use it to enclose the chamber. This open version might provide easier printability, and/or let you unclog the chamber if you use larger dice with this tower.

I wanna credit the original maker of the Dicey Destroyer tile, so I didn't include the tile itself. You'll need to go to one of the tile designer's original postings:
- [Thangs URL](https://thangs.com/designer/johnlattanzio98/3d-model/Hextraction%20Dicey%20Destroyer%20Custom%20Tile-883999)
- [Printables URL](https://www.printables.com/model/500781-hextraction-dicey-destroyer-custom-tile)
- [Thingiverse URL](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6067146)

UPDATE: I removed the need for M3 screws, and simply made a new hinge mechanism. I also centered the middle magnets since I needed to make some changes to the overall design (so if you already printed up a rules card, it won't line up with this new revision).

Hextraction - Dice Tower for Dicey Tile

3-Dice Tower (Covered, Straight Loop).stl

No effects, no frills, just a novelty tile. Adorn your hextraction board with a rock-themed tile of The Rock. It's pathway is a simple Y-shape.

This idea wasn't my own, it was inspired from [this tile](https://than.gs/m/872764), but I wanted to add more rocks, and rebuilt it from the ground up. 

The sides without pathways are not entirely blocked, so it's possible that a ball entering from a non-path side may jump up and off the board. I like this feature, but if you don't, [check out the original tile](https://than.gs/m/872764) that inspired this madness.

Hextraction - Rocky Rock Tile

I made a gutter system that fits aesthetically with the [woodland themed hextraction board](https://www.printables.com/model/523450-woodland-themed-hextraction). 

I designed it in chunks so that it can help connect board pieces that need to be printed on smaller print beds (but that means this can't be printed on really small beds... sorry)

Naming of the files
L = Left
C = Center
R = Right
Top = Obvious
Bottom = Duh

There's holes on the left and right strips to accommodate future gutters that I plan on making shortly.

There's also two holes on the bottoms of both the left and right top pieces. These are 3.75 mm wide so that heat insert nuts can be placed here for legs ~~(I still need to design those)~~ which are in the part list.

I uploaded this early because I shared my progress to the hextraction community and caved under pressure to release what I currently have.

Here's the F360 file:
[https://a360.co/45QbWcR
](https://a360.co/45QbWcR) 

Note: I'm a novice F360 user so my timeline is probably sloppy as hell.

UPDATE: 
I added the mounts for the legs and a simplistic leg design that I quickly threw together because I was in a rush to have a working board. I'll probably make a more decorative design for the legs down the road.

You'll need two M4x40mm bolts and nuts for the swivel legs and M3 bolts to attach the legs mounts (and M3 heat insert nuts to attach it to the bottom).

Hextraction - Rocky Gutters (Expanded Boards)

Rock (C Mid).stl

Leg (Simple).stl

Leg Mount.stl

M4 Hex Bolt Knob.stl

Bounceback tile designed to let the ball roll to the side exit, but if blocked, resume down to the bottom exit. basically the opposite of a trap. 

Idea credit by Coder0101, and modeled by yours truly. 

Hextraction - Bounceback Tile (BitTorrent Ver)

Switchback Basic Tile (R).stl

A ramp tile for the Aqueduct elevation tile series. Lifts the ball 20mm up to join other elevated tiles.

I've provided both joined tiles and tiles where the aqueduct is a separate piece (for multi-color printing). 

The little hole in the J-Tile is to add a little decoration like the "Fluffy Tree" item in the file list (more decoration accessories coming soon)

Compatible Tilesets:
Elevation - https://than.gs/m/898122
Roman Spa - https://than.gs/m/914553
J Aqueduct - https://than.gs/m/914537
I Aqueduct - https://than.gs/m/914544 

Hextraction - Aqueduct Ramp

Ramp Aqueduct, JC Tile (Joined).stl

Fluffy Tree.stl

Take your Hextraction game to the next level with this Roman-themed elevation tile. This tile lets you place any other tile on top of it, enabling the use of other raised tiles. 

Elevated tiles are raised 20mm, and are compatible with the other elevated tilesets:
Elevation - https://than.gs/m/898122
Roman Spa - https://than.gs/m/914553
J Aqueduct - https://than.gs/m/914537
I Aqueduct - https://than.gs/m/914544 
Aqueduct ramp - https://than.gs/m/914623

UPDATE: I've added a version with a little hole in the center of the tile. This lets you add a bumper in the form of a fountain (file also added). You can join them together with an M2 screw, or just glue.

Hextraction - Roman Spa, Elevation Tile

Roman Spa v3 (Big Pillar).stl

Roman Spa v2 (Small Pillar - Hole).stl

Fountain.stl

Play Hextraction on two different planes with these Roman-themed elevation tiles. The height of aqueduct is 20mm higher than the bottom ball channels, and is compatible with other elevation tiles (see links below:)

This set is comprised of an I-shape aqueduct, with different ground piece configurations (DC, and X).

I've split the aqueduct portion from the main tile portion for multi-color printing on basic printers. The aqueduct can be lined up with two filament pieces and glued together. 

I've included a "joined" pieces, for those with mult-material capable printers.

Compatible Tilesets:
Elevation - https://than.gs/m/898122
Roman Spa - https://than.gs/m/914553
J Aqueduct - https://than.gs/m/914537
I Aqueduct - https://than.gs/m/914544 
Aqueduct ramp - https://than.gs/m/914623

Hextraction - Aqueduct I-Tile

I-Aqua, DC Tile (Joined).stl

Play Hextraction on two different planes with these Roman-themed elevation tiles. The height of aqueduct is 20mm higher than the bottom ball channels, and is compatible with other elevation tiles (see links below) 
 
This set is comprised of a J-shape aqueduct, with different ground piece configurations (C, I, and Peace).

I've split the aqueduct portion from the main tile portion for multi-color printing on basic printers. The aqueduct can be lined up with two filament pieces and glued together. 

I've included a "joined" piece, but only for the peace tile so far (I still have to join the other style tiles and upload them later)

Compatible Tilesets:
Elevation - https://than.gs/m/898122
Roman Spa - https://than.gs/m/914553
J Aqueduct - https://than.gs/m/914537
I Aqueduct - https://than.gs/m/914544 
Aqueduct ramp - https://than.gs/m/914623


Hextraction - Aqueduct J-Tile

J-Aqua, Peace (Joined).stl

A modification of Zack's Shrink Ray tile where the 5mm bearings can be stored. The ray gun is a separate piece for multi-color printing (for those that don't have multi-color printers). Filament pieces are used as dowels and/or register keys to attach the ray gun.

The sliding door can be fitted with a pair of 6mm x 2mm magnets, and there's a slot on the bottom for a pair of magnets to keep the balls from rattling around (but this might affect ball movement along the tile track). So that last part is optional. 

There's also a slot in the bottom to allow you to pry out any stuck 5mm balls with a pin or toothpick. 

Lastly, I modified the text of the card to be larger and have a font that feels a bit fitting for the tile's theme. 

Original Tile: https://than.gs/m/863264

Hextraction - Shrink Ray (5mm Ball Storage)

Shrink Ray Storage Tile.stl

Torture your friends and foes (and even yourself) with this tile. This tile acts like a teleporter tile, but with a twist.

One tile traps the ball with the skulls mouth (No Exit tile), and the other has a funnel at the back of the skull (Entrance tile).

When one tile is played, the other corresponding tile is played as well

Any player who's ball is stuck in the "No Exit" tile must play from the "Entrance" tile every subsequent turn until either tile is destroyed. 

This tile truly represents the sentiment from Roller Coaster Tycoon, "I want to get off Mr. Bone's Wild Ride."

**FIX: The old "No Exit" model had he "E" letter cutting into the ball channel. I booleaned that back out to clear the path. I also increased the teeth reinforcement which was previously too thin for a 0.4 nozzle. Be mindful of the printing orientation and your support settings. I may update the file later down the road to compensate for these issues.**

Hextraction - Mr. Bone's Wild Ride

Mr. Bones (No Exit).stl

Ah yes. L'amour is in the grid. This tile combines the elements of a trap tile with a heart design element. 

Depending on the orientation, the ball may fall freely, or get stuck in one of the dips along the opposing edges. Two of the traps are shallow. So it's possible that another ball might knock the previous one out, making for a more dynamic trap tile. 

The broken hearts engraved on the sides denote which edges are "trap" edges when faced downwards on the game board. 

Break your opponent's heart with this one, or show them that you care. 

_NOTE: The v2 is the preferred tile to use, as the v1 tile doesn't have a lip around the top to contain the ball. I still included the v1 model in case you enjoy that sort of chaos._

Hextraction - "Love Trap" Heart Tile

Love Trap (v2).stl

The original Hextraction game board had perfectly vertical walls, causing a tight fit with game tiles. This version has walls that are slightly angled outward (drafted) so that tiles don't get stuck in the game board.

I provided files that can accommodate smaller print beds. A standard board can be made with only the files named "Honeycomb" and "Diamond". The "Triangle" file is needed if you want to expand your board in length.

I've included a "Map" of the model configuration for a standard board and larger board in the download.

Hextraction Board - Drafted Walls

Hexplate Honeycomb (drafted walls).stl

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