This is a 32-face binary dice.

Each face represents a value encoded in binary, using five independent wheels.
Together, they form a complete and physical representation of 2⁵ = 32 possible outcomes.

Instead of rolling a traditional die, you spin the wheels, then place the object on a table to stop them.
The visible binary state directly corresponds to a number between 0 and 31 (or 1 to 32, depending on interpretation).

This object is designed as:

• a hands-on educational tool to explore binary numbers and positional values,
• a physical randomizer without electronics,
• and a mathematical curiosity that makes abstract concepts tangible.

Thanks to its reduced number of engraved symbols, this version prints with very few filament changes, making it quick and easy to manufacture.

If you enjoy this one, you may also like the 1024-face version — a fully functional, extreme randomizer with 1024 possible outcomes