TPU-Lined Role-Playing Polyhedral Dice Storage

This is a remix of the polyhedral dice box designed for three sets of standard size dice and the lid is a rolling surface.  This one has been modified so that the actual dice storage is a separately printed insert and the box is empty.

You are, of course, welcome to use the box without an insert and just let the dice bounce around during transport. However, I use dice with an anodized coating and they are vulnerable to chipping so they must be restrained. My previous version had a PLA insert that worked, but this version allows you to print the insert in TPU (I used shore 85 hardness TPU and that  worked well). The PLA version works fine, but there is some rattle on some of the dice even in the individual cells. They rattle a bit as well in the TPU version, but chance of damage is zero and noise is greatly reduced.

 

You could print the TPU tray and the PLA outer shell at the same time, but that is a very long, high-risk print . Printing them separately is just easier and faster. 

You can glue it in place, but mine fits tightly enough that I did not bother with glue.

This version has the liner installed in the lid (grip tape), but does not have the magnets yet.  

This is the lid without any logo and this is what is in the 3mf file  posted. 

I  added a logo for the outside (to be clear, this model DOES NOT HAVE THE LOGO, it is blank) this is only an example if you would like to add some color to the outside.

As a final item, I included a cutting template for the felt/leather liner in the lid. You do not need to print this, but it makes cutting your material to fit much easier.

Design by Vicpylon on MakerWorld (license: BY-SA).