We've all been there. On minute your on a 'roll,' the next you roll a 1. You think "game over," until you realize how improbable this situation is. You than grab your opponents die and as suspected, it's loaded. Now, you havge two options; stop playing the public domain game "pig," or make the die equivalent of a double pendulum.

Step 1: Materials

To build your Chaos Die you will need:
*super glue
*calculator
*knife set
*ruler
*sanding block
*paper and pencil
*tape measure
*caliper (optional)
*wood (I used a 0.923 X 0.644 X 91.440cm piece of balsa)
*6 rubber bands
*aluminum foil
* Pam cooking spray
*1 flash card

Step 2: Calculating Main Side Length

1. add the length of the wood and 6 times the wood's width

2. divide by 12

* x = (L + 6w)/12

my length is 8.082cm

Step 3: Calculating Subside Length

1. subtract the wood's width from the main side length

2. divide by 2

* y = (x - w) / 2

my length is 3.58cm

Step 4: Marking Wood for Main Sides

Make 6 marks on the wood. One ever length of the main side.

Step 5: Cutting Main Sides

Cut the wood at the marks you made.

Step 6: Marking Wood for Subsides

Make 11 marks on the wood. One ever length of the subside.

Step 7: Cutting Subsides

Cut the wood at the marks you made.

Step 8: Sanding

Sand off the burrs left from cutting if you have any and flatten all ends of the wood.

Step 9: Centering

Using a ruler or subside, mark on each main side where the edge of the subside will be glued.

Step 10: Glue Prep

Spray a piece of aluminum foil with the cooking spray. This step insures a delicious golden brown color. However, It's mostly for keeping the super glue from bonding to the foil.

Step 11: Gluing Sides

1. place a drop of super glue at the end of one subside

2. align main side and subside with hex wrench.

3. repeat on other side

4. once the glue has set, place them on a drying rack or off to the side

5. repeat for each main side

Step 12: Adding Rubber Bands to Sides

wrap rubber band around side assembly

1. place one part of the rubber band on one end of the assembly

2. pull the end of the rubber band opposite to where it's already on the assembly to the opposite side of the assembly

3. pull middles to their respective sides of the assembly