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I designed a 3d-printed Art Deco style D20 life counter deck box as well as a D10 dice box inspired by the look of Streets of New Capenna. The D20 deck box fits a double sleeved commander deck of 100 cards as well as dice and counters. The D10 can be used as a box for dice and other nick-nacks. Both the deck box and  dice box are held closed securely by neodymium magnets.

You can find the STL-files to print these yourself in my Etsy shop.

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To be able to keep track of the abilities on your Ikoria creatures, I've made these handy dandy ability counter dice for Magic: the Gathering. These have nice and clear symbols, so they are especially convenient when playing online over webcam.

You can find them in my Etsy shop.

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🎃🍂 Autumn is right around the corner and that means it is time to get ready for Halloween! 🦇💀 If you’re planning to play board games with friends or family these spooky dice will help provide the right atmosphere. 🖤💜🧡💚🤍 You can find all of these in my Etsy shop and on my website #halloween #dice #d6 #boardgames #pumpkin #bats #holiday #spooky #skull #trickortreat #diceporn #dnd #rpg #dnd5e #roleplayinggames #tabletop

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I designed a very simple and easy to make overhead phone mount from cardboard, that you can use to play Magic or other games over Discord, Zoom, etc. The plan is in the second picture. You'll have to setup your phone's camera as a webcam using an app like Iriun Webcam or IP Webcam. I hope this will help people play games more easily while in lock-down! #magicthegathering #mtg #magic #cardboard #design #engineering #papercraft #lockdown #quarantine #socialdistancing #tabletopgaming #tabletop #boardames #mtgarena #tcg #tradingcardgame #magicthegatheringart #magicthegatheringcards #mtgalter #mtga #magictcg #draft #limited #edh https://www.instagram.com/p/CAIwuECg7rj/?igshid=151v0ts9n9jq9

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I designed these lamps as my entry for a design contest. It’s been a long while since I posted anything, but I am still working on new dice designs. In the meantime though, I have participated in the Trotec Design Awards 2019 competition with this design for two laser cut lampshades. I designed them to fit a basic lamp base and lamp cord from IKEA with the idea that these are available almost everywhere. They are made from lacquered birch triplex and can be assembled without tools or glue. The five-fold symmetrical flower shape is the result of the challenge I set myself to create an organic shape that does not immediately look like is was made from only flat pieces, and avoids using mostly 90 degree angles.

The competition is still in progress. If you'd like to help me try to win something, you can cast your vote through this form here. My entry is called "Lotus" Lampenkappen.

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For the Halloween event at my FLGS I made a bunch of custom engraved D6 dice with spooky images on the sides to give away as prices. 🎃💀🦇 These acrylic 16mm dice were laser engraved with my  drawings and then hand painted.

Get yours at www.tiny-tokens.com.

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I’ve made different spooky color schemes for my Starry D20 design to get in the Halloween mood.  👻 💜 🦇 🎃 🧟 These are made of hand cast polyurethane resin (by @smoothon), and are designed with a numerically balanced number order.

These are available through my web shop at https://www.tiny-tokens.com

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These beautiful pictures were sent to me by @twigg79. She photographed my d20 locket design with her brass d20 inside during a recent DnD campaign.

I hadn’t tried using the pendant with a metal #d20 before but I think the effect is great! If you like these type of pictures, please visit @twigg79‘s blog. She’s a freelance photographer with some awesome #DnD content.

These pendants are available through my shop at www.tiny-tokens.com and at https://www.shapeways.com/shops/tinytokens?section=Jewelry+-+Pendants&s=0

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Two of my friends got married recently, and I was honored that the groom chose to wear these Magic:the Gathering inspired cuff-links I designed on their special day. I think the silver looks great with his beautiful blue suit! 

These are available in a range of different materials and finishes through my webshop at https://www.tiny-tokens.com and through Shapeways at http://shpws.me/LlsH

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The steel version of my design for a d20 locket also works very well as a key chain. I’ve been using one this way for the past few weeks now to always have a d20 at hand in case of an emergency D&D session :).

This design fits a standard 20 mm d20 as found in most polyhedral dice sets, but a larger version that fits a spindown d20 for Magic: the Gathering is also available.

For more information see my website at www.tiny-tokens.com or my Shapeways shop at www.shapeways.com/shops/tinytokens.

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I was inspired by the news of the newly discovered scutoid shape in cells of epitelial tissue in nature, and after I saw the excellent Youtube video by Standup Maths about it, I decided to design a set of jewelry that used the unique packing properties of this shape.

I’ve designed a ring that stacks with itself, so you can wear two that fit together perfectly; two different pendants (1, 2) that fit together so you and your partner can both wear one; and a set of earrings of which the two halves pack together.

You can find all my designs at https://tiny-tokens.com and at https://www.shapeways.com/shops/tinytokens

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Some more pictures of my new design for a d20 dice pendant. The first version of this pendant was designed to fit a standard sized twenty sided dice as found in most dice sets for tabletop roleplaying games (20 mm or 0.79″ height). I also made a second version that fits a spindown life counter d20 from Magic: the Gathering (22 mm or 0.87″ height). The locket is made of two halves that hook together at the bottom. You can easily insert your favorite d20 and close it. The two halves are locked together by passing a cord or chain through the rings at the top. This way you can show off your most beautiful dice without damaging them, and easily change the die when you want to use a different style or color. Both models are available here and here.

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This is a first picture of my design for a d20 dice pendant. With this you can take your favorite d20 with you wherever you go and show it off to the world!

Oof, it has been more than half a year since my last post... but I have finally found the time and inspiration again to work on new dice and dice related designs. I also just finished a new website to showcase (and hopefully sell) my designs! If you are interested, please have a look at my website and my latest batch of designs at www.tiny-tokens.com

I’ll be posting a lot more pictures of my new designs soon!

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Merry Christmas everybody! I hope you will all find lots of cool new dice underneath your tree!

If you are interested in my dice designs have a look at www.tiny-tokens.com or  at my Shapeways shop.

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Merry Christmas everybody! I hope you will all find lots of cool new dice underneath your tree!

If you are interested in my dice designs have a look at www.tiny-tokens.com or  at my Shapeways shop.

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My girlfriend designed a set of 3d-printed Christmas ornaments. These baubles are very customizable and can make great personal gifts.

Please follow her work here https://allaboutimagedesigns.tumblr.com/

Presenting my collection of 3d-printed Christmas ornaments. These baubles are very customizable and can make great personal gifts.

Each ornaments consists of two parts that snap together, and are available with four different patterns (at the moment) that can be printed in a range of bright colors. Because the ball can be opened again, you can use it to wrap a small gift or a personal note to a friend or loved one.

To the base shape of the ornament you can add a ribbon/bow which is also 3d-printed. On this bow you can add a personal text which is then embossed onto the print.

These are now available at www.allaboutimage.eu and www.shapeways.com/shops/all-about-image

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I'm really looking forward to playing MTG Unstable for the first time tonight. In anticipation I designed my own contraption to keep track of which sprocket is currently cranked. This 3d-printed gizmo has a crank that turns two dials/gears. The top one shows the number of the active sprocket, and the bottom one has an arrow that points at the corresponding stack of assembled contraptions.

You can find all of my designs at www.tiny-tokens.com or at my Shapeways shop.