Fates End Dice

Printing detailsNo supports, no raft! I printed mine with a 5% infill, but I would increase that to 7-10%. Examples printed with a .06 nozzle and a .15 layer height. It took about 22 hours to print the base and about 8 hours to print the top.------------------------------Funded in under 2 hours on Kickstarter! Fates End - Dice Towers!**Check out my newest Kickstarter campaign, Furhaven! A family friendly 5e compatible RPG! (3D Printables available too!) >>http://kck.st/33FAsmDLATE PLEDGES >>>fatesendtowers.comJoin us! 35 Dice Towers for $38!*Increase scale for larger diceFourteen 3D printable, RPG Role-inspired Dice Towers! High-res, stl files, support-free for easy printing!bit.ly/FatesEndTowersUpdate 5.4:1) Fixed peg issues (some were too tall or too large when printed small)2) Changed details on small side "gazebo/balcony" so dice stay put in this spot3) Fixed hole puncture on roof4) Fixed detailing around bottom of tower (no indented lines)5) Added support geometry for hole insertion point on roof - holes developed here on smaller prints (60% or so.)6) Added all tray options - Dice Holder tray will be textured, but it's ready for print testing now for fitting/dice holding.Update 4.1: Increased spire thickness below moon for better strength. Increased dice tray size. Removed texture on Dice tray. Increased thickness of dice tray. Increased doorway for smoother dice exit. Removed details surrounding side balcony.Update 3.2! Increased the angle of the stairs to help dice generate more momentum, made base (dice tray) thicker, angled front steps out door better. flattened exit way.)*This tower is still a work in progress. Please let me know if you have any issues or feedback. I'll continue working to improve it till it's perfect.