Dice storage and rolling tray With Fabric
I’ve discovered a fantastic method to print dice trays with felt directly integrated—no need to add it afterward!
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I’ve discovered a fantastic method to print dice trays with felt directly integrated—no need to add it afterward!
How It Works: Print with a 0.2mm layer height. Pause the print at layer 31, carefully place your felt, and then resume the print. The result? Perfect edges and seamless integration for a clean, professional finish! I used this felt from Amazon: Click here. However, most felt should work fine. Simply use the cutout from your print as a stencil. There’s a small margin of a couple of millimeters around the edges, so you don’t have to be exact!
This method is quick, easy, and delivers amazing results. Give it a try, and let me know how it works for you!
The magnet holes are for 6x3mm magnets :)
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