DND Storage and Puzzle Box

This DnD / RPG puzzle box and lock box is fantastic for keeping all of your needs in one compact, useful, and cool place. This sleek box can store dice, pencils, erasers, multiple miniatures, and much more! No glue required!* Just print the parts, put it together, and get playing! Check out my YouTube Video of it below! (sorry for a poor quality video)

https://youtu.be/PEe9WTe8LNU

Built into the box is:
A spell tracker
An HP tracker
A Currency Tracker
A dice tower with Attachment
A small pencil holder
A miniature compartment
A locking mechanism to hold everything together

Parts/STLs included with download (ZIP file):
Bottom Drawer, Top Drawer, Tower Body, Dice Tower, Currency Tracker, Currency Lid, Drawer Divider, Front Star, HP dial (optional part, you have to resin print this), HP/Currency Tiles, Miniature Platform, Pencil Cap, Pin, Screw Cap, Spell Studs, Spell and HP Tracker, Tile Box Lid, Tile Box, Dice tower attachment piece.

You need to supply a wooden food skewer for the Star locking piece and cut it to the length you need. When the body of the box is printed, simply insert it all the way until it reaches the back, mark the skewer at that point in the front, and then cut it at that length and insert it into the star. I also suggest inlaying the dice tower and the attachment piece with some 2 mm EVA foam or fabric.

I opted to use a resin printer for the tiles and the locking mechanism. You don't have to use resin for those parts, but you will have to make sure that your FDM printer is dialed in well to print the smaller parts. It worked perfectly fine for me, I just preferred the resin.

There are many components to this box, so make sure to scroll through the images that I have added below! This box has been tested extensively to make sure that everything works as intended and many Dungeon Masters have given their approval!

This project has been over a year in the making and I am so excited to finally be able to share it with you all today. All of your support means so much to me!!!! Please share with your friends!

You might need some glue for the front star lock. You need to cut a food skewer to the proper length and then either pressure fit it in the star or glue it. I did not have to glue it.
* Dice, Miniatures, and Pencil NOT INCLUDED

Printed on the Ender 3.
I used PLA at a .25 layer height and 10% infill.
Bed temp was 60 C and my extruder temp was 210 C.

You will have to add support on a couple of pieces. Most of them do not require support at all.

It is already to the proper scale. You can scale up, but I do not suggest scaling down as the smaller pieces will be much harder to print.

I also opted to use a resin printer for the tiles and the locking mechanism. You don't have to use resin for those parts, but you will have to make sure that your FDM printer is dialed in well to print the smaller parts. It worked for me, I just preffered the resin.