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Dice Organizer Magnetic Lid with Rolling Tray

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Plan Your Print
About 581 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 17h 21m 581 g PLA
What it takes
4 plates 17h 21m 581 g PLA
A1, X1E, P1P, H2S, H2D Pro, X1 Carbon, H2D, P1S, X1, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
• 0.2mm layer height • Options for AMS and non AMS
Plate Details (4)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Base
5h 26m 188 g PLA · 188 g
Plate 2 · Base Design AMS
4h 12m 131 g PLA · 126 g PLA · 5 g
Plate 3 · Base No Design
3h 35m 130 g PLA · 130 g
Plate 4 · Base Design Inset No AMS
4h 8m 132 g PLA · 132 g
Designer's Description

Dice organizer with integrated magnetic rolling tray lid. Store up to 7 sets of dice perfect for throwing in your backpack and going to sessions.

Hardware Needed

8 - 6x2 disc magnets (same as used by gridfinity)

Note: These magnet holes were designed to be true to fit, depending on your print profile settings, and your calibration these may either be too tight to put in or too loose. If they are too lose, a drop of super glue (CA glue) will hold them in nicely, and if they are a little too tight I've found a quick hit with a 6mm drill bit reams the hole out nicely.

Let me know what you think, would love to see your prints and what colors/options you do. And please leave feed back if you want to see anything different or changed. I'm already thinking of variants where there are less dice slots and more room for pencils, notebooks, minis folable dice towers etc, so let me know what you think would be awesome.
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