THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS.

UPDATE 2020-08-11 : I've added another version of the top section that has a chamfer to the bottom set of bricks. This should hopefully help for people that don't want to deal with supports there! Note: the new file does not have holes in the bottom for registration to the main body of the dice jail. I personally found that those registration pins caused me more problems than they did good, so I was just popping them off before gluing it together.

I just got back into D&D after a (very) long hiatus.

Sometimes, your dice misbehave and need a time out. There were a lot of dice jail/prison designs on here, but none of them felt ridiculous enough, so I thought I'd design one that appealed to me.

This was designed with the idea of using thin metal rods that had a diameter of 2.75mm. I wanted the rods to be captured in place, so it's printed in 3 parts. The rods slip into the mid section, and then you can glue it together. I think metal coat hangers might be the same size... if you're looking for a source for that?

Depending on the tolerances of your printer, the little positioning nubs might not fit. They're really there to just help get everything aligned, but you can probably just shave them off with an exacto knife and eyeball it if you're going to glue them together.

I've included a version of the model that has the rods included if you want to just print them and not deal with it.

Also, I hate to have to do this, but I see a lot of people just grabbing other people's designs, and not changing them at all, but then selling them as their own product. This design is not... groundbreaking... but at the same time I think it's lame to take someone else's work and sell it as your own, so I've set the license to CA-Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike. That means that you're free to take this, remix it, do it however you want, but that this design should always be free. If you see someone selling this somewhere, let them know they're losers.