Firstly, clarity on the negative review feedback! (1) A lot of reviews state this product is not transparent. That isn’t the case. It has a fine protective film on both sides of all pieces. You need only to remove them all to get what is pictured in the listing. (2) A lot of reviews state the tabs on the plastic pieces break easily. This may be true if you leave the protective film on because the notches are precisely sized and the tabs aren’t meant to be forced in with a heavy hand. Also, a majority of these towers don’t arrive damaged; if it comes damaged, simply initiate a Prime return/replacement; the wait time is worth it to save the price difference between this and most dice towers.
Now, to address the issues most people have when assembling this tower: (1) the protective film is frequently stated as hard to remove; in actuality it’s very quick to remove as long as you use something like the metal file attachment found on most nail clippers to initiate the separation of film from plastic at a corner (see photo). (2) I do feel the tabs COULD be easily broken if you’re too hasty or forceful, especially when peeling off the film from the tabs. My advice is to be extra delicate when peeling the film off these areas (see photo). (3) there are no directions ... so I’ve provided some!
Onto the biggest issue: No instructions! I was able to quickly assemble the tower based on the photo, but just in case, I also included two photos to clarify the best method of assembly. If you view my photos, you’ll see each part lettered, and also a photo of what order to assemble everything in. You should start with the two sides (parts A) upright, and then insert the other pieces as the photo describes. Don’t insert the back/front pieces (parts B) until very last, with the smaller tab facing upward.
Modifications: the tower is definitely unstable even after assembly, and thus not very easy to shift around. If you aren’t in need of a tower that disassembles for travel, I recommend putting a tiny dab of gorilla glue in all the slots. It secures the pieces in place and also helps avoid the tabs breaking off when picking up, since without the glue, the assembled structure essentially falls apart if you pick it up without being very delicate. If you aren’t going to be shifting the tower around a table, and are very delicate with disassembly and travel storage, it should be fine though.
Overall: look, dice towers are expensive, but extremely useful. This one is the cheapest I could find. If you actually read the description about the protective film and are creative about how to remove it and assemble the pieces, it’s worth the buy—unless, IMO, you aren’t going to go the extra mile and use some glue to secure the final structure. It’s definitely not worth five stars because it IS cheaply made and isn’t very sturdy. But if you just want a dice tower for recreational play, it’s what I’d recommend. I bought this for my new Arkham Horror Third Edition game, which is the first game I’ve owned requiring precise die rolling, so it suits me fine. Think again if you play these types of games multiple times every day though; you’d be better to invest in one of the more expensive towers.
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Product Description
- The Milky House dice tower is made of high-quality highly transparent acrylic material, you can easily assemble them together, it will be strong, beautiful, light, and compact when finished.
- The portable dice tumbling tower will provide you with convenience. You roll the dice to the tower and roll them completely to get a truly random result and prevent the dice from "rogue".
- Control your gaming environment to prevent the dice from rolling off the table. You want to control your own dice, no dice, which is very suitable for DIY enthusiasts.
- Castle design can be quickly folded before and after the game for easy storage. Careful design will definitely make you remember every happy moment.
- You will be happy to buy it!
- let's do it!
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NOTE:
- Before installing the dice tower, please remove the protective film on both sides of the 9 accessories.
- The bottom of the dice tower without dice is empty.
- You can roll up to 15 dice.
- A transparent tower, excluding dice.
- Unbreakable after-sales, 12 months No reason to return!
- If you have any questions about our product, you can contact our friendly team and we will reply to you within 24 hours.
MATERIAL:
- Transparent acrylic (highly transparent imported material)
SPECIFICATION:
- 16.0”* 2.6”* 7.1’’(16cm * 6.5cm * 18cm)
WEIGHT:
- 0.17 kg / set
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2021
Now, to address the issues most people have when assembling this tower: (1) the protective film is frequently stated as hard to remove; in actuality it’s very quick to remove as long as you use something like the metal file attachment found on most nail clippers to initiate the separation of film from plastic at a corner (see photo). (2) I do feel the tabs COULD be easily broken if you’re too hasty or forceful, especially when peeling off the film from the tabs. My advice is to be extra delicate when peeling the film off these areas (see photo). (3) there are no directions ... so I’ve provided some!
Onto the biggest issue: No instructions! I was able to quickly assemble the tower based on the photo, but just in case, I also included two photos to clarify the best method of assembly. If you view my photos, you’ll see each part lettered, and also a photo of what order to assemble everything in. You should start with the two sides (parts A) upright, and then insert the other pieces as the photo describes. Don’t insert the back/front pieces (parts B) until very last, with the smaller tab facing upward.
Modifications: the tower is definitely unstable even after assembly, and thus not very easy to shift around. If you aren’t in need of a tower that disassembles for travel, I recommend putting a tiny dab of gorilla glue in all the slots. It secures the pieces in place and also helps avoid the tabs breaking off when picking up, since without the glue, the assembled structure essentially falls apart if you pick it up without being very delicate. If you aren’t going to be shifting the tower around a table, and are very delicate with disassembly and travel storage, it should be fine though.
Overall: look, dice towers are expensive, but extremely useful. This one is the cheapest I could find. If you actually read the description about the protective film and are creative about how to remove it and assemble the pieces, it’s worth the buy—unless, IMO, you aren’t going to go the extra mile and use some glue to secure the final structure. It’s definitely not worth five stars because it IS cheaply made and isn’t very sturdy. But if you just want a dice tower for recreational play, it’s what I’d recommend. I bought this for my new Arkham Horror Third Edition game, which is the first game I’ve owned requiring precise die rolling, so it suits me fine. Think again if you play these types of games multiple times every day though; you’d be better to invest in one of the more expensive towers.
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Easy to put together using these few tweaks
By Anna G. on March 18, 2021
Firstly, clarity on the negative review feedback! (1) A lot of reviews state this product is not transparent. That isn’t the case. It has a fine protective film on both sides of all pieces. You need only to remove them all to get what is pictured in the listing. (2) A lot of reviews state the tabs on the plastic pieces break easily. This may be true if you leave the protective film on because the notches are precisely sized and the tabs aren’t meant to be forced in with a heavy hand. Also, a majority of these towers don’t arrive damaged; if it comes damaged, simply initiate a Prime return/replacement; the wait time is worth it to save the price difference between this and most dice towers.By Anna G. on March 18, 2021
Now, to address the issues most people have when assembling this tower: (1) the protective film is frequently stated as hard to remove; in actuality it’s very quick to remove as long as you use something like the metal file attachment found on most nail clippers to initiate the separation of film from plastic at a corner (see photo). (2) I do feel the tabs COULD be easily broken if you’re too hasty or forceful, especially when peeling off the film from the tabs. My advice is to be extra delicate when peeling the film off these areas (see photo). (3) there are no directions ... so I’ve provided some!
Onto the biggest issue: No instructions! I was able to quickly assemble the tower based on the photo, but just in case, I also included two photos to clarify the best method of assembly. If you view my photos, you’ll see each part lettered, and also a photo of what order to assemble everything in. You should start with the two sides (parts A) upright, and then insert the other pieces as the photo describes. Don’t insert the back/front pieces (parts B) until very last, with the smaller tab facing upward.
Modifications: the tower is definitely unstable even after assembly, and thus not very easy to shift around. If you aren’t in need of a tower that disassembles for travel, I recommend putting a tiny dab of gorilla glue in all the slots. It secures the pieces in place and also helps avoid the tabs breaking off when picking up, since without the glue, the assembled structure essentially falls apart if you pick it up without being very delicate. If you aren’t going to be shifting the tower around a table, and are very delicate with disassembly and travel storage, it should be fine though.
Overall: look, dice towers are expensive, but extremely useful. This one is the cheapest I could find. If you actually read the description about the protective film and are creative about how to remove it and assemble the pieces, it’s worth the buy—unless, IMO, you aren’t going to go the extra mile and use some glue to secure the final structure. It’s definitely not worth five stars because it IS cheaply made and isn’t very sturdy. But if you just want a dice tower for recreational play, it’s what I’d recommend. I bought this for my new Arkham Horror Third Edition game, which is the first game I’ve owned requiring precise die rolling, so it suits me fine. Think again if you play these types of games multiple times every day though; you’d be better to invest in one of the more expensive towers.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2019
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2020
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Came broke in the mail
By Shelby Jewell Cochran on November 8, 2020
Rating something u never had a chance to use is difficult. I couldn't put the tower together due to broken arm pieces. This tower also doesn't come with any instructions. It is fairly easy to see how each piece should fit together. I was afriad to remove protective film sinces pieces were broken and u could see cracking in other pieces.
By Shelby Jewell Cochran on November 8, 2020
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2020
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