Inner ramps
Three alternating ramps at 45°.
Generate a dice tower with inner 45° ramps and an exit tray: dice really tumble and land in front. For RPGs and board games. Free and online.
A dice tower ends the "loaded dice" argument: you drop the dice in the top, they bounce off inner ramps and come out at the bottom, into a tray. Rolls are fair and fun.
This generator makes a tower with three alternating 45° ramps, a solid ramp at the bottom that guides the dice to the exit, and a tray in front. It all prints standing, in one piece, without supports.
Three alternating ramps at 45°.
Dice stop in front of the tower (optional).
90 to 220 mm tall; 30 to 70 mm inside.
Prints standing, without supports.
Yes. They are at 45°, a limit almost every printer handles well.
With an inner size more than twice the die, no. For big dice, increase the inner size.
Yes. The maker and the editor are free and run in your browser. Without an account, the project is kept for 48 hours; with a free account, it is kept in your account.
3MF (recommended: keeps colors and opens directly in Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer and Creality Print), STL or OBJ, always in millimeters.
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