About this 3D model

The Hollow Root Dice Tower Book looks like an elegant forest-themed book at first glance, but when you open it up, it reveals a full dice tower built into a detailed forest scene with roots, textures, and depth throughout. This model prints in seven pieces and is designed to glue together cleanly and seamlessly. I used 6x3mm magnets to keep the book shut, giving it that satisfying open-and-close feel. Everything is designed to be support-free. I’ve made an assembly tutorial video—https://youtube.com/shorts/cxcvr-2D6eY?feature=share The Filament I UsedBook Cover- Black Walnut Filament – https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/pla-wood?id=43075831955592Tree and Inner Wall Roots- Basic Brown – https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/pla-basic-filament?id=40475106967688Pine Trees- Matte Dark Green – https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/pla-matte?id=41884210233480Background on Dice Tower- Matte Green – https://a.co/d/00S4Or8yOuter Page- Beige – https://a.co/d/0e0HONMaI tested a bunch of different greens and browns on this one, and honestly a lot of combos look great. Definitely play around with it. Print SettingsLayer Height: 0.20mmWalls: 2Infill: 5% GyroidSupports: NoneImportant Notes: I recommend sticking with 2 walls on the book cover to keep the hinge tolerances working properly.In my 3MF file, brims are turned off, but I added small “ears” for adhesion.If you’re slicing this yourself, I recommend doing the same, or turning on brims for thinner parts like the Book Cover and Outer Page. Multi-Color Print Time & Filament Usage (Bambu Lab A1 Used)Tree Dice Tower: 161g – ~9 hoursBook Cover: 250g – ~8 hoursOuter Page Block: 92g – ~2.5 hoursInner Walls (Forest Scene): 126g – ~7 hours HardwareMagnets (6x3mm) – https://a.co/d/01B887mQ Happy Printing!-Christian, @CraftyKid3D