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(This was the first video we published to YouTube. We knew that we wanted to make videos, and we knew how to make things, but we had basically NO idea how to combine those things. It took us several months to put this together but we're pretty proud of how it came out. :)

Jaimie and I play a lot of DnD and have made a few different dice towers. We decided to build one that was totally over the top and just AWESOME and we based off of a design we've always loved from the folks at Geek Chic. We love how it came out and use ALL the time!

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How to Make a Dice Tower

Jay & Jaimie make a Dice Tower for DnD! SUBSCRIBE ► http://bit.ly/2EypcHI We're on Patreon! ►http://www.patreon.com/wickedmakers FOLLOW US! 👇 http://instagram.com/jaygrenier (Jay) http://instagram.com/jaimie_of_doom (Jaimie) http://twitter.com/wickedmakers Learn how to make a dice tower! This was a really fun DIY project that showcases some woodworking, a little brass work, and a wet ink transfer technique to make the tavern-style hanging sign. We were inspired by a lot of dice tower designs online, particularly Geek Chic, and wanted to build our own that was over the top and showcased some cool techniques. This is our first video! We'd love to hear your feedback. A dice tower is a great thing to have around your gaming table if you play games like Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), Pathfinder, or other games that roll a lot of dice. Rolling dice is one of the best parts of any tabletop RPG but it's fairly common for dice to fall off the table, knock things over, or land in a place where the result is hard for everyone to see. The dice tower not only looks awesome but it helps you keep your rolls on the table. And as Jaimie likes to say...if you roll badly it's not your fault, it's the dice tower's fault. :D If you make a dice tower, please send us some pictures! We'd love to check it out. TOOLS USED: - Hand Drill - File - Clamps - Tape Measure - Pencil - Scissors - Chisel - Sandpaper - Inkjet Printer - Planer (Not Required) - Jointer (Not Required) - Bandsaw (Not Required) - Tablesaw (Not Required) MATERIALS: - Zebrawood - Brass - Walnut - Basswood - Wood Glue - Super Glue - Waterlox (Not Required) - Blue Painters Tape - Freezer Paper - Ink

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