Have you ever had an inconvenient drink spill during a particularly enthusiastic D&D session? Haven’t we all – which is probably why this 3D printable can-and-dice-tower is making the rounds on social media.
It’s space-saving; it’s convenient; it’s super, super nerdy – and we love it all the more for it. Designed by Curations By Kira – and featured on its Instagram, MyMiniFactory, and Etsy webshop – the medieval castle-inspired “Deluxe Can Holding Dice Tower with Dice Tray/Storage” seems to work exactly as described.
The finished print offers a place for a canned drink plus a convenient dice tower to make your rolls. When you’re not playing, the included tray works as a snap-shut lid to keep your favorite dice safe and sound. Better news? It’s also tall boy-compatible (or Monster-compatible, depending on what you’re into), “offering flexibility for your beverage choices”.
The print itself seems to be a relatively easy one, resulting in a 5.5 x 4.5 7.5-inch (~140 x 114 x 190 mm) can-and-dice tower. Recommended settings for PLA on Bambu P1 and X1 series printers are provided on Etsy, although we’d think these should be more or less the same for most FDM machines. It’s also worth mentioning that a paint job goes a long way toward matching it to the D&D aesthetic, but is by no means a requirement.
The STL of the Deluxe Can Holding Dice Tower is available on MyMiniFactory for $10, and on Etsy, but you can also buy a finished print from Curations By Kira’s Etsy for $30.34 if you don’t have a 3D printer of your own.
And while you’re on Curations by Kira’s Etsy shop, be sure to check out their other D&D and fantasy-themed designs, like the impressive “Magicrate 2.0” a “modular and portable GM kit” also available as an STL for $31.85 or as a finished print for $265.45.
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