A little tip so that you don’t need a reference for the dots on a die. The opposite sides all add up to seven. 1 is opposite 6. 2 is opposite 5, and 3 is opposite 4.

ok, but what is to the left of 1. or right. underneath.

قمة الدقة و الإتقان ، تحية كبيرة لك من المملكة المغربية.

@@Dirk_Mcgurk Well underneath 1 is 6. The other four sides are 3&4, 2&5. It doesn’t really matter which sides you put them on because the die’s weight will be balanced, and it can face any direction. So if you turn it 90 degrees a different face will be on the left.

Надеюсь сталь нержавеющая. I hope the steel is stainless.

Haha, they’d throw sparks while playing 😅

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@@andrewhooper5645woah 4 seconds ago

He might sCrAtCh it

It's 4 ounces, @worldscoolestusernam! It's more like a paperweight at this point!

It won’t roll even, it’s not balanced like normal dice. Just a beautiful,desk piece :)

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Thank you so much! I started with 0 experience, learning by doing :-)

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i dont think ive ever heard exquisite and bro in the same sentence before lmfao

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Ultra-fair would be a good idea. But it doesn't HAVE to be transparent. Black or red would look good, too!

I will, when I make the d20 dice 😅

Another suggestion would be to pre-drill 4mm thick brass disk blanks with your hole patterns for 1-6. The pre-drilled side of these disks will then be the side that gets pressed into the steel block so the dimples are hidden (it will be an idea to mark them on the blank side so you know which is which). Once you have them all pressed into place drill the 6 side with 1 dimple, the 5 side with 2 dimples, 4 side with 3 dimples and so on. That way each brass disk will have the same 7 dimple's worth of mass removed. A 3mm drill, sharpened at 118° has a tip depth of around 0.9mm, if the dimples are drilled to 1mm that gives 0.1mm for polishing the sides to a high sheen without leaving a step. Hope that makes as much sense to everyone as it does in my head 😂

@@Galerak1 Thats a great idea, even better than filling the dimples with brass-weighting transparent material.

Or not transparent... Filling them with solder would make them silver...?

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Funny, right in the moment iam searching for inspiration/images of a d20 😅

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What a nice idea! 🫢

I was going to suggust inserting copper or steel into the divits before drilling. But this is also cool!

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Или сталь

Haha, that would be my 2024 project 😅

@@misterpatina this made me realize that we, viewers, do not fully understand and appreciate the time required to make something like this. Partly because you make it look... well, not easy, it's obv a hard work, but kinda quick, in-between thing.

@@HogartTheRogueyou’re right. Making this piece was around 2 weeks. I made a prototype at first to check out which tools/adapters/settings are necessary. After that I could make the 'real' die. But it’s real fun 🙂

@@misterpatina oh, it shows through your videos that you like this work and are having fun:)

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I could use 2024 for this project 😅

a d20 would be siick. id use it for my magic games

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