Edit 24 April 2023 Now in 2.2 (2.1 has been saved as a zip file) The hinge now pops into the top better and what's more, can also pivot around. A tooth was added to keep the top aligned with the main section There is also an optional divider to divide the box into 5 segments

Main shell utilises the shell function of fusion 360 to maximise the internal space.

Edit 26 April 2023 Still in 2.2 but a further tweak with the lid (previously named screw top) which has a taper and should now fit much more easily (at least at full size, yet to test it on 50%) Also some additional options (but not test printed yet) - hollow is well, hollow inside the top (like an inaccessible compartment); and shell maximises out the internal space of the top.

As inspired by the popcorn bucket from the D&D movie, this is a box in the shape of a D20.

It shouldn't require supports but will depend on your cooling. Print the top and main with the flat side down, the hinge is ideally printed with the peg side lying down flat.

Recommend printing it at 50% size (googly eye one in the pictures). A full size one (red and gold) will fit on an ender 3, and took around 60 hours total of printing time.

Tiles will need to be glued on. The plan is eventually to have all sorts of different options for tiles, not just numbers. Googly triangle is for googly eyes. At 100% size it's intended to fit a 20mm googly eye. Googly triangle 3 has space for three 20mm eyes. Googly Triangle Big is intended to fit a 40mm googly eye. The model as pictured was printed at 50% size.

To assemble, insert the hinge first, then pull it up to the top and then insert into the lid. The tooth is optional in order to keep it aligned and will need glue. The divider is a tight fit and may need a mallet to get into place (at least, at 50% it did).