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How to make a 10 Sided D&D Die (Not a true Platonic Solid)

How to make a 10 Sided D&D Die (Not a true Platonic Solid)
This is the 4th in the D&D dice, however, it is not truely a Platonic Solid.

I put it in so you can make a whole set of dice.

Like in most of the previous Platonic Solid/Dice Instructables we will start with a triangle.
 
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Step 1Materials

A new addition to our materials this time, a 30/60 drafting triangle.

Superglue
Ruler
Pencil
Cardstock
Scissors
Butter Knife
30/60 Drafting Triangle

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17 comments
Aug 31, 2007. 3:31 PMXarkumetru says:
I think you'd call that a Decahedron.
Jan 13, 2008. 4:41 AMJ_SCAP says:
no decahedron have 20 sides this has 10
Jan 18, 2008. 7:02 AMbrunoxyz says:
20 sides is dodecahedron (I think)
Jan 28, 2008. 6:28 PMXarkumetru says:
exactly
May 13, 2010. 6:04 PMithinkibrokeit says:
This shape is a pentagonal trapezohedron (made up of kite shapes)
A dodecahedron is a 12 sided shape
20 sided shapes are Icosahedrons
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dice#Standard_variations
just thought i'd clear that up
--brokeit
Sep 17, 2009. 4:20 PMcryophile says:
Does anyone know how to carve these from wood?
Sep 20, 2009. 3:51 PMcryophile says:
Awesome. I keep looking for instructions, but I can't find them. I plan on casting some dice from aluminum, and it would be nice if I had some solid wood dice to use as patterns so I didn't have to use real dice. They get expensive for little pieces of plastic.
Jan 15, 2010. 4:16 PMgregr says:
Why cant you just use the plastic dice for patterns? Or why not make a mold of a plastic die in silicone then cast wax into the silicone...
Nov 27, 2009. 7:33 PMlucek says:
the only hard part to making them out of wood is the chamfer ok a d6 is simply 45°. but the rest get more complicated.
Jun 8, 2008. 1:29 PMboozerker says:
Can you add a pic for step 2 please?
Jan 28, 2008. 9:48 AMcwavedes says:
Dodecahedron is twelve, Icosahedron is 20.
Aug 11, 2007. 2:48 PMnnygamer says:
Out of all the (A)DnD dice shapes this is the only one I never got around to making. Thanks for the plans! Can't wait to see your take on making a d20 (I did it in one piece not 20 separate triangles.) My sister had needed one for a charity cake walk type thing years ago.
Aug 7, 2007. 7:12 PMlemonie says:
I can't wait for number 5. L (can you add a template to this?)

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