Dice d76 (DICE-CUS-76-1)

Number of faces: 76

Recommended diameter: 50 mm
Estimation of the amount of resin needed:
• Dice: 65.69 mL
• Support: 3.93 mL
• Total: 69.62 mL

By purchasing this model, you will receive a compressed (ZIP) folder ready for printing, including:

• The 3D file of the die in STL format
• A guide for printing the die (PDF)
• The rendered image of the die
• A short thank-you note

Note: This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped.
And the AI was used solely to generate the rendering of my die.

Recommended Technology: Resin Printing (SLA / DLP / MSLA) only.

Note: The FDM (filament) process is not recommended due to the presence of undesirable reliefs on the die's surface and poor overall readability of the values.

Recommended Settings:

• Supports: Use "Light" supports (0.2mm to 0.3mm contact). It is imperative to place these supports on the edges of the die and not directly on the numbers. This will greatly facilitate post-print sanding and preserve the readability of the engravings.
• SupportDensity: For models of significant size, a high support density is recommended. This helps maintain the perfect spherical shape of the object during printing and prevents any deformation.

To achieve a good rendering and an impeccable finish, carefully follow these post processing steps:

• Cleaning: Perform two successive baths of isopropyl alcohol (IPA) for 5 minutes each.
Use a soft-bristled brush to dislodge and empty any unpolymerized resin that may be inside the number engravings.
• Drying: Before proceeding to the UV curing step, ensure the die is perfectly dry. Any trace of moisture or residual IPA could lead to the appearance of whitish marks or incomplete polymerization.
• Curing: Place the die in your UV curing equipment for 3 to 5 minutes, depending on the power of your equipment. Adequate polymerization is essential for the strength and durability of the die.
• NumberInking:
◦ QuickMethod:Apply a(potentially diluted) acrylic paint over the entire surface of the die. Immediately wipe off any excess paint with a damp cloth.
The paint will naturally remain in the engravings, making the numbers stand out.