Hey, Jordan here! I was just wondering if anyone could tell me what the best way to drill a hole through a die (dice) is!! It would help a whole bunch!! I just need to know what to use and how to drill a hole through it the right way!! Thanks to anyone that can help!!
Jordan, out!!
Use the one three or five and use the center one to drill a hole.
Yeah but I need to know what exactly I need to use!! I know I have to drill a whole through it but with what kind of drill bit?
- Grip the die with a pair of pliers or vice grips, with a cloth in between ( rag, old t-shirt)
B. Put the die/vice-grips/pliers on a scrap piece of wood so if you drill through you won’t put holes in your moms nice coffee table.
- If you are using a standard die, I put the drill bit in the side of the dice that has the one hole in it, so it makes it easier to get started.
- Drill away! Try and get the drill centered.
This process should take about 3 minutes and is very simple so I can answer other questions as well.
Thanks! That helped a lot! I still could use some other strategies!! Thanks!
what HippoS said was the best strategy
Any drill bit would work, just make sure you can fit a string through it.
Oh, I always wondered how to do that too.
I think I’ll go do that with this pair of “lucky dice” that I have. They only land on 7 or 11.
Don’t waste rigged dice. Those are expensive. Just use some 19mm dice and you’ll be good. ROunded edges! Casino “razor” dice can hurt!
They’re not like top grade or anything. I got them last year for about $3 at some beach shop. And the edges are rounded.
You will probabably hit something solid in the middle driling trick dice. I think those have a ball bearing or something in them to make them always land on a certain number. 22mm dice are the size you need. These are the same specs as duncan’s. I like to be creative with counterweights though. They don’t have to be dice. Dominos are also great; magic 8 ball keychains; chess pawns…copralite ;D
You will probabably hit something solid in the middle driling trick dice. I think those have a ball bearing or something in them to make them always land on a certain number. 22mm dice are the size you need. These are the same specs as duncan’s. I like to be creative with counterweights though. They don’t have to be dice. Dominos are also great; magic 8 ball keychains; chess pawns…copralite ;D
Like I said, mine are pretty cheap. It just has all 5’s on one and then 3 6’s and 3 2’s on the other. And there is nothing in the center.