Standard d6 (0.47in cube)

The downside of having a nice set of dice is:Losing themNot having enough at a time to roll to clobber your enemiesSo seems to me that Bambu Lab is to the rescue here. Also gave me an excuse to learn about set-back fillets in solidworks. I took measurements of one of the dice I had laying around (originally from a 36-dice box), and my goal was to get one of comparable weight and feel. The ones I had measured ~2g / die, and were around 0.465" square. So I drew one up in solidworks, and the print came out very nice. The dice have a good weight to them, if less smooth than the factory made dice. I've only tried using Matte filaments, and those work well. One of the pictured dice has black pips, this was from an attempt with an acrylic pen to mark the pips after printing… I need something with a finer point, but potentially the filament selection could help. For example, the blue set is a lot more readable on its own vs. the yellow set. I made the assumption too that I would be pri