THIS ONE WAS FUN! I had HIGH EXPECTATIONS for my next dice tower. I wanted it to be Portable with dice storage, have amazing sound when the dice fall through it, have a longer "fall" time for more fun and sound, wanted it to hang so you could easily take it anywhere, be interactive where it didn't just sit there was playable, be functional at the smallest size possible, and cost the least amount of time and filament I possibly could - ALL while maintaining strength and durability! This one took 2 months to perfect, and we ended with a final version that has a 3-nub lock that works with a great range of filament types and tolerances! It also looks great in all filaments with a single reel! This design has been tested and is functional down to 60% (as shown in the pictures). 60% fits the little 10mm die.

This dice tower works as it sounds: you put the dice in at the top, it falls down to the bottom, you flip it over like an hourglass, and the dice fall again. You can either dump them into your hand or let them fall onto the table and pick up the hourglass to show your die. the die does sometimes catch inside but a little shake gets them free!

Hi, I'm Tracy! Veteran, full-time mom, and entrepreneur at heart! I love creating unique and fun designs!

This design (like all Cinderwing3D designs) is under copyright. Which means, upon purchase, you do NOT have the right to sell commercially. If you would like to legally sell them commercially, please join my Thangs Membership. The Digital files are never to be re-sold, shared, or given away!

Commercial License and monthly bonus models: Thangs Memberships Patreon MMF Tribes 3D PRINTING SETTINGS FDM Settings 3 walls 10-25% infill No supports Raft or brim if you have adhesion issues

Resin Settings No supports, flat on plate 50 um layer thickness Light off delay can be helpful to let resin drip from links.

Proper bottom exposure tuning is recommended. Models, particularly in clear resins, can suffer from overexposure and fused links. The Ameralabs Town testing is highly recommended to tune your settings as to get proper articulated prints! Exposure varies greatly between resins, printers, and environments.