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Introducing our innovative and user-friendly 3D-printable dice tower, designed to revolutionize your gaming experience! This cutting-edge design is specifically engineered to be effortlessly 3D printed without the need for any additional support structures, ensuring a hassle-free and efficient printing process.

The sleek and elegant design of this dice tower adds a touch of sophistication to any gaming table. Its clean lines and refined contours create a visually striking centerpiece that enhances the overall ambiance of your gaming sessions. The thoughtfully engineered structure ensures a consistent and controlled dice roll, preventing undesirable outcomes such as dice bouncing off the table or falling off the edges.

The user-friendly nature of this design extends beyond the printing process. Assembling this dice tower is a breeze, with interlocking parts seamlessly fitting together, requiring no additional tools or adhesives. This ensures that even beginners in the world of 3D printing can effortlessly create their own high-quality dice towers!

Elevate your gaming experience to new heights with the MysticMesh3D castle dice tower, where craftsmanship meets functionality, and every roll is an adventure!

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BanditCrusader

what layer height do you use for your prints

TM 3D Design

I have Problems to Print the tower becase of the overhang. Do you print this with supports ?? Or do you have any ideas to solve this ??? Thx in Advance

MysticMesh3D

No supports required to print! I don't print mine with supports and the tower in the photo was printed without any supports. If you're having overhang issues with your printer you can try reducing layer height. You can always try tree supports if needed, but I've printed this tower without supports on Bambu Lab X1C, Bambu Lab P1S, and Ender 3 S1 Pro without any issues.

Nathan Mcateer

Has anyone tried scaling this down? I'm wondering how small it can go, I want to make it small enough to fit inside the box with a board game which would require a max height of 10cm

Alex Rogers

Just printed mine. Took 9hrs, but it's amazing

Medic105

Took it down to 65%. Should handle a normal six sided die. Average D20s wont fit.

Audrey Silver

Having issues with the cobblestone gate, it fails over 90% of the time at basically the same spot about 92% done with the print. Its just completing the wall, looking at one I finally got to complete, and the fails I got I'm wondering if there isn't a small shift in the STL around 32mm up from the base. or if anyone else had this issue? I've tried multiple filaments, slices, still having the same problem.

Roll4Stealth

the only difference between the 3 is the dice tray portion?

Roll4Stealth

have any recommendations on how to print this? number of walls? infill? does it work with lower infill?