This can cozy doubles as a dice tower so you can Slip in a can of your favorite 12 oz beverage and roll the dice of your friends . Support free printing.With its perfect balance between functionality and aesthetics, this 3D model will notch up your gaming and drinking experience.
I chose it as it is really easy to apply to a textured print with a sponge so nice and fast andf it has metallic particles in it which gives it a really nice finish
These are so frickin' cool! I printed the Dwarven Axe one last night at .2mm layer height with 20% infill and no supports. There is some slight sagging on the underside of the axe handle and between where the axe meets the lip of the cup. I'm going to print it again with variable layer height and supports on critical regions only to see how it turns out.
I would love to see a Druidic/Nature one in the future if you're open to suggestions, like a tree stump covered in mushrooms.
I would try to just scale the Z down a bit without effect on the x/y axis so the can still fits. i would only go enough to get it to fit under your print limit. too far and dice might get stuck
Wow it looks amazing love the colors
Well that is sick! Now I have to learn what gilding wax is. :-) Why did you choose that instead of just a metallic acrylic paint?
I chose it as it is really easy to apply to a textured print with a sponge so nice and fast andf it has metallic particles in it which gives it a really nice finish
Did this as a commission for someone :P
has anyone done a resin print of the mugs?
Anyone have suggestions on the best way to print this one on a Prusa MINI? This design is 194.4mm, which is 14.5mm taller than the space allowed.
I would try to just scale the Z down a bit without effect on the x/y axis so the can still fits. i would only go enough to get it to fit under your print limit. too far and dice might get stuck
Well that is sick! Now I have to learn what gilding wax is. :-) Why did you choose that instead of just a metallic acrylic paint?
How much filament does it take to make? I'm trying to make this as a gift but I only have a small spool of silver.
You can probably split it in to two parts in the slicer. just cut the tip of the ax off and glue it on.