Dice mold maker, 3 pieces.

Mold maker, 3 pieces, left, right, centre. Put the left and right together. Put the centre in the middle - it will be a tight fit. Put tape over the bottom where it joins. Clamp the sides. Putting dice on the middle piece: use double sided tape (my preference) or sticky tack. Pour silicone. Pressure pot. Remove. Flip. Put left and right together. No centre piece. Add Vaseline. Pour silicone. Pressure pot. Cure. Done.

Just a simple D20 clicker I made. Clickers are the trend, I like dice, so combine the two!

Just a fun little thing I had inspiration for. First time using magnets!

This is the first dice tower I've designed on my own without using anyone else's work. I started it all with a square and then added some angles and a tray. I made a few versions, and played around with it. I printed it in place, it measures 62 x 97 x 133mm (2.44 x 3.82 x 5.24"). It's thicker and sturdy, and prints in place fine with any PLA. I use default settings to print it in Lychee on my Anycubic Kobra 2 Neo.

Simple, but cool looking sword-like dice holder. Can hold a 7pc set of polyhedral dice with a pyramid D4. Various sizes of dice will fit, from smaller brands to almost jumbo sized dice. You can print in place horizontally, vertically, add supports, whatever you prefer. It fits inside snugly and is easy to remove, the dice won't fall out inside, but there is the caution on how you take it out, because they could fall out. This is my first version

This is a large, hollow d20 with an opening to put in little things, like dice or candy, and a spot to put a hook or ring and hang it on your Christmas tree. I tried about 7 different techniques to print it, and printing it in place with one side of the d20 - I used number 6, with the opening (40mm) being the top, printing perfectly, with a brim on the bottom. It is easily resized.

I started making dice guardians and couldn't stop. This is another one with a tighter fit, it's just as cute. I used default settings for my printer in Lychee (Anycubic Kobra 2 Neo) and default settings for whatever filament I've used - I've used a few different types. I added a brim, no other supports. It's cute, lightweight, and kind of silly. It prints in about 2 hours.

This is my fun dice guardian that holds d20s to grant them good luck, or you can put your bad d20's here in dice jail. I printed it in place with default settings in my slicer for my printer (Anycubic Kobra 2 Neo) with a small brim. Default temperatures for the filament I've used. It holds standard sized D20's, as well as ones a bit smaller and bigger. It's a big seller and I'd love to see remixes and prints if you download it.

I needed a new business card holder and was playing around with an STL of a d20 I had designed and screwed around with it and made this business card holder. People seem to really like it at markets and stuff. Note that it is for 2x3.5" portrait (vertical) business cards. Print in place. One of my first 3D designs