3D print
Prompt that made this
Dice tower for board games. A 70 × 70 mm square tower 160 mm tall, open at the top, with three angled baffles inside so dice tumble down, an opening at the front bottom onto a tray 100 mm long with a 15 mm rim. Walls 3 mm thick.
Made in Voloom from the prompt under the model. Sign in to download the STL, or fork it so every size on the right becomes editable — without spending credits.
Why this one
Rolling dice for board games so they tumble and land randomly, with a castle look
Dice are dropped in the open top between the battlements, bounce down three alternating sloped baffles, fall to the floor and slide out of the front opening onto the rimmed tray.
How to print
Download the STL, 3MF, or STEP and slice it. Fork the design to change a size before you print.
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