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UPDATE: Added a second backbox with no holes. You can provide by yourself making holes for your ledstrip in bambustudio

Elevate your tabletop gaming experience with this meticulously designed D20 Dice Lightbox!

This 3D printable masterpiece, brings a new level of immersion to your gaming sessions and brings style to home decor ^o^

D20 Design: Designed with precision to resemble the iconic 20-sided dice, this lightbox adds a touch of uniqueness to your gaming setup.

Multi-Color Choice: Choose colors by yourself to match the mood of your gaming environment. The lightbox allows you to customize the color of backgrond and numbers separately. Simply change color choose in the objects tabs in Bambustudio

COLOR for background

NUMBERS for numbers and frame

WALLS are always white to have a nice lateral transparency of the light

RGB LED Lights: This project is designed to work with this led strip with this bluetooth led controller which finds accommodation in the dedicated housing inside the backbox.

Link to the ledstrip (1m - Bluetooth Control) -----------> https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DBEjnv7

Bluetooth Connectivity: Take control of the ambiance with the Bluetooth connectivity feature.

Manage the lightbox effortlessly through the remote or the dedicated app on your smartphone, downloadable by scanning the QR code on led controller, allowing you to adjust colors, brightness, and lighting effects (includes music management) with ease.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 231 mm X 203 mm x 40 mm
• Material: PLA or PETG (Recommend using a translucent or light-diffusing filament for optimal results)
• Power Source: USB 5 volt

Printing Profiles:

• Print the D20 logo with “D20 lightbox profile” (made and tested by me on X1C with eSun Filaments)
• Print the backbox with standard 0.20 profile
• Use PEI textured plate to achieve best result

Assembly:

1 - wire the led controller through the provided hole in the backbox and put it in place in its housing.

2 - connect the led strip to the controller and wire them all around the walls (you can use double-sided tape or even black electrician's tape)

3 - put the D20 cover on….that's it :-)