How to make a Dice Tower
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What this video covers
Wicked Makers hosts Jay and Jaimie build a decorative tavern-style dice tower designed for tabletop RPG sessions like Dungeons & Dragons. The project combines woodworking with exotic hardwoods, brass detailing, and a wet ink transfer technique used to create a hanging sign. The result is a functional gaming accessory that keeps dice on the table and on display. This is the channel's debut video, blending fine craft techniques with fantasy aesthetics.
Key takeaways
- ◆Combines woodworking, brass work, and ink transfer into a single show-stopping gaming prop
- ◆Wet ink transfer onto freezer paper creates a tavern-style hanging sign with minimal equipment
- ◆Power tools (bandsaw, tablesaw, jointer, planer) are helpful but explicitly listed as optional
- ◆Exotic hardwoods like zebrawood and walnut give the tower a premium, heirloom look
- ◆Solves a real gaming-table problem: keeping dice rolls visible and contained
Who this is for
Tabletop RPG enthusiasts and woodworking hobbyists who want to build a beautiful, functional dice tower for their gaming table.
Tools mentioned
- • hand drill
- • needle files
- • clamps
- • tape measure
- • pencil
- • scissors
- • chisels
- • sandpaper
- • inkjet printer
- • planer
- • jointer
- • bandsaw
- • tablesaw
Materials mentioned
- • zebrawood
- • brass
- • walnut
- • basswood
- • wood glue
- • super glue
- • Waterlox
- • blue painters tape
- • freezer paper
- • ink
⚠ Safety notes
Power tools such as bandsaw, tablesaw, jointer, and planer require appropriate safety precautions; these are listed as optional for those without a fully equipped woodshop.
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