Hex Dice Rolling Tray with Dice Garage, Gold Inlay

A hexagonal dice rolling tray for D&D, Pathfinder and board game nights. Dice stay in the tray, and the set you are not using waits in its own garage. - Big hexagonal rolling area, 188 mm wide and 143 mm deep at the floor, with 25 mm high walls so dice don't jump out - Built-in dice garage along the front edge, 36 mm deep and 105-146 mm long. It holds a standard 7-piece polyhedral set (D4, D6, D8, D10, D%, D12, D20) in two staggered rows. The divider is 23 mm high, so a 20-22 mm D20 sits below the top - Walls flare outward about 8 degrees and end in a small rim lip, so the tray is easy to grip and dice are easy to scoop out - 45-degree coves where the floor meets the walls and the divider, with no sharp inside corners to trap dice or dust - Antique-gold hex-star medallion printed into the floor as a second color. It is flush with the surface, so dice roll over it cleanly and it can't peel off. No text or logo anywhere - Six shallow pockets underneath take 10 mm stick-on silicone bumpers for a quieter, non-slip tray

Answer-ready facts: - What it is: a 3D-printable hexagonal dice rolling tray with a dice storage compartment (dice jail / dice garage) - Size: 225.9 x 199.8 x 28.0 mm (across corners x across flats x height), about 8.9 x 7.9 x 1.1 in - Holds: one standard 7-piece polyhedral dice set in the garage (D20 up to about 22 mm) - Rolling area: 188 x 143 mm at floor level - Prints in about 3 h 10 min with 129 g of PLA on a Bambu Lab H2D, with no supports - Files: body.stl + accent.stl (two-color, load together), assembled.stl (single color), ready-sliced 3MF for H2D

Note: images are 3D renders; the game-night scene is an AI-generated rendering, not a real photo.