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Hi 3DTechDesigns,

I'm Josh, founder of Crimson Vertex (https://crimsonvertex.com) — a new marketplace for 3D-printable files, launching now.

I've been following your work and think it'd be a strong fit. I'm reaching out personally to a small group of creators to fill the founding seller spots before we open up more widely.

What being a founding seller gets you:

You keep 88% of every sale, permanently — locked in for as long as you sell with us, no matter how big we grow. Standard sellers keep 80%.
Only the first 25 creators to publish 15 or more active listings qualify. It's granted automatically the moment you hit 15.
No exclusivity. Keep selling wherever else you already do.
You set your own prices (from $3 up), and you keep your own licence terms — you can upload your own licence PDF if you have one.

The practical details, up front:

Payouts go to your PayPal address in USD. There's a flat $0.36 per-sale fee alongside the commission, which covers payment processing.
Earnings are held 14 days after each sale for buyer protection, then become withdrawable. Minimum withdrawal is $25.
Before you can list paid models you'll need to complete a short tax-reporting form (name, address, tax ID) — those are the EU's DAC7 rules. It takes about a minute.

If you're interested, get started at https://crimsonvertex.com — or just reply to support-contact@crimsonvertex.com and I'll walk you through it personally.

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Hi, I purchased your file currently printing the components looks perfect only question is how do i add multi color to the dice tray and iris components i have an ams do I need to modify the file? Im new to this sorry if this is a basic question. Thanks...

Hi there, which file are you referring to?

I figured it out, thanks for the quick reply

Awesome!

Quero agradecer à toda equipe, inclusive do Cults pela adesão ao PIX Brasileiro como forma de pagamento, isso facilita muito a nossa vida!
Não vejo a hora de abrir os arquivos e imprimir esse modelo.

I want to thank the entire team—including the Cults team—for adopting the Brazilian PIX payment method; it makes life so much easier for us!
I can't wait to open the files and print this model.

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This is Brent Nicolet from “Master Minds” We are seeking a device similar to a Dice Pop Up.

We are designing a Board Game.

This is a brief description of what We are looking for.

A randomly popping mechanism creates an unpredictable pop-up action so that the exact timing, location, or result cannot be easily predicted.

Basic Components

Spring – stores energy.
Latch or catch – holds the spring in a compressed position.
Trigger mechanism – releases the latch.
Pop-up element – the object that jumps, flips, or rises.
How It Creates Randomness

The mechanism can use several methods:

Random Release Timing
A motor slowly turns gears or cams. At an unpredictable point, a catch slips and releases the spring, causing the object to pop up unexpectedly.

Random Location
Several spring-loaded pop-up compartments are connected to a selector mechanism. When activated, only one compartment releases, chosen by a rotating wheel, cam, or randomized electronic control.

Random Dice Popper
A spring-loaded platform strikes a die enclosed under a clear dome. The die tumbles randomly and lands on a different face each time.

Mechanical Example

Imagine six small doors arranged in a circle:

Each door hides a spring-loaded figure.
A rotating disk underneath has one opening.
When the button is pressed, the disk rotates to a random position.
Only the door aligned with the opening can release.
The figure behind that door pops up.
This type of mechanism is used in children’s games, novelty toys, surprise boxes, and carnival attractions.

Key Design Elements

Consistent spring force.
Low-friction moving parts.
Durable latch system.
Enough travel distance for a noticeable pop.
Safety features to prevent pinched fingers.
A good randomly popping mechanism gives users the feeling that “anything could pop up next,” making it useful for games, educational devices, and surprise-themed products.

If You can help Us there maybe a Royalty percentage from each game is sold.

Brent Nicolet
Interim CEO / Founder

I got it to work for her. She is happy now. Was just a little upset about it at the time. If you want to you can but am not going to pursue. She is also interested it the Geared Mechanical Box - Tilting Doors so we may be getting this later.

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I just printed out the parts for the Mechanical Deck and dice box V4 but I can't find the assembly instructions among the files. Where can I find them?

Verwandtes Design: Mechanischer Würfelturm - Falltür

Please take a look at the description, there you can find a link to a detailed assembly video on youtube.

Thank you. I'm an idiot. I found it right after I sent the message.

sorry copied wrong message

I got it to work for her. She is happy now. Was just a little upset about it at the time. If you want to you can but am not going to pursue. She is also interested it the Geared Mechanical Box - Tilting Doors so we may be getting this later.

Don't like that it says "There are no additional items needed, except from any type of lubricant (spraying grease), which i highly recommend to achieve a very smooth mechanism" But then in comments is say use glue. My 8 year old kid bought this with they're own money because no extra needed then needed extra.

Verwandtes Design: Drehbare Sanduhr-Würfelbox

The tip with the glue was only recommended for the person having trouble with the top lid falling off. I personally did not have this with my test prints and also did not use glue.
This always depends on the used printer, filament and settings of the individual user.
If you are not satisfied with the STL I can issue a refund.

I just printed out the parts for the Mechanical Deck and dice box V4 but I can't find the assembly instructions among the files. Where can I find them?

The assembly instructions are linked in the design's description. There is a link to a youtube assembly guide.

Where can I find the authorized seller badge that I can print out?

Currently there is no seller badge, but there will be one released in a few days.

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Muy buena impresión 3D. La hemos fabricado y todo el proyecto sin una falla en ninguna pieza.
Todo correcto y nosnha gustado muchísimo.

Verwandtes Design: Mechanischer Würfelturm - Falltür

Thanks for the positive feedback

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Hi,
I just purchased your Dice Tower - looks cool. I'm wondering if I could have access to your model files as I would like to:
* Seperate the files a bit differently - The Bambu files have the different coloured section but I am wondering about a doing. it a bit differently
* Add a bit of styling - add a dragon to the top, make the tower look a bit decrepit
* Also wondering about making it a bit bigger so it can handle a few more dice in one go - expand the landing, open up the shaft a bit etc

Thanks,
Keith

Verwandtes Design: Mechanischer Würfelturm - Falltür

Hello,
thanks for purchasing, glad you like it. However I do not give away the CAD files, because of copyright reasons. I have had bad experiences in the past, where people slightly changed (or did not change at all) my designs and claimed and sold them as theirs..
Best regards

Would it be possible to get a fantasy or fairy themed version of this book? My husband loves the one he printed for himself but I don't play D&D.

Verwandtes Design: DnD Würfelbuch

Hello--I found your design on CREATILTYCloud and noticed your license are labeled as CC. I want to make sure that I have the rights to commercially distribute your designs as long as I provide your information and links to your products. Is this the case.

Can you please send me the link to the design on creality cloud. I do not offer my designs there, so most likely someone stole it. Thank you in advance.

Regarding distributing the designs commercially: To do so you have to hold an active commercial license subscription on patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/3DTechDesigns

No

Hi i was hoping you can help me please. I just purchased you model - DJI Mini 3 Pro Minimalist Rugged Box. But it has not been added to my downloads? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you Scott

Hi,
when you navigate to the right top corner to click on your profile and then go to "downloads" do you find the files there?
If not, you would please need to contact the cults3D support, because the only thing I can see, is that you did purchase it and if it does not show up on your profile, there most likely is a technical problem the support team would need to help you with.
Thanks.

Hi - quite keen on the DnD Dice Book design you created. When I printed using on a P1S using AMS. though, the trays are not tall enough to stay in place with friction fit once the latch is closed. There's clearly a ~3mm gap between the trays and the front/back cover so once the latch is closed the trays just slide out freely.
I did not scale the trays at all. Was I supposed to do so? I had been presuming that the file was ready to print as-is.

Verwandtes Design: DnD Würfelbuch

Hello,

I don't quite understand what you mean. Where do the trays slide out from? Did you print the "PageBox" STL file? Thats the part, where the trays are supposed to be put in.

That’s 100% my error, then - I was moving too quickly and did not see that was part of the print workflow. Thanks for clarifying!

You are welcome.

Hi how are you,
I recently bought the dice tower with a trap door It is super cool but ive been trying to resin print it and I'm having some issues getting the pieces to slide the whole thing is kinda binding up on its self. Do you have any recommendation for printing the dice tower with a resin printer? thank you

I generally do not recommend printing my mechanical designs with resin, because resin has very different surface properties often resulting in much more friction and also making problems, because it is much more brittle than PLA for example. A lot of the parts also make use of the flexible properties of filament, which resin also does not have.
What you can do still, is to apply lubricant to the contact surfaces of the moving parts to reduce the friction between the resin printed parts (silicone oil for example). This always makes a great difference.

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thank you, yeah I was think about tying that.

Bonjour j'aurai souhaiter pouvoir imprimer la tour en détail c'est à dire les pièces séparément

HI
I got your UZI with2 rates of fire and don't seem to see the size of the rubber bands that you use, don't want to spend money for the wrong ones, and the real rubber ones will last longer but cost more. Would appreciate the help,.

Really looks like a well thought out design, Thank You

Jeff McKee

Hi, glad you like the design.
To he honest I did not get specific rubberbands, but rather used the ones I had lying around.
I recommend to get rather small ones, because the Uzi itself is not that long.

buongiorno dove potrei trovare lo sgancio caricatore e il selettore per il tuo AR15

You can find plenty stls on the internet. I did not design a mag release and fire selector myself.

Hey! I bought the AR15/M4 Receiver model, but the stock tube bracket on my setup is different from the one on the Bottom_Receiver file. Would it be possible to modify it to fit my bracket? I can send you photos of mine for reference.

Alternatively, if it's easier, you could send me the editable file (STEP/F3D) and I can try to adjust it myself.

My Discord: .alex_mih

Thanks!

Hi, you can contact me via instagram. Please send me pictures and dimensions of the bracket you use, then I can see if I can adjust the design.

Do you have video tutorial for assembly with ar15/m4 buttstock?

No, there is very little assembly needed, which I illustraded in the product pictures.

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Hello, I did not know, that this was possible either. I requested the refund, you should hopefully get your money back shortly. Please let me know if it worked.

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Hello,
most likely the print in place gears fused to the frame somewhere during printing. This happens, if the print settings or the filament settings/quality are slightly off. You can get bad overhangs or slight overextrusions for example, which result in messed up tolerances between the print in place parts. What you can try is to apply a bit of force to each of the gears from under the box. Turn the box upside down, there you can see the bottom of each of the gears. Take a screwdriver and press against each of the gears to push them up and down. That way you have a chance of breaking the fused parts free.

Didn't work, maybe I will try printing again with my A1.
Do you have any recommendations settings that I should change in order to insure it will work this time

Reduce the flow rate by a few percent in the filament profile settings of the slicer. Also try to reduce print speed.