Oh hey! Missed this post back in October.
Super glad it worked out for you! It’s pretty cool to see other people using a design you built. 
For what it’s worth, if I’m rolling a real handful of dice, like 5-6 or so, there’s a few escapees sometimes… I might have raised the lip on the bottom landing area sliiiightly if I had to build it again, but not by much.
What material thickness is this set up for?
It’s 9 1/2 inches tall, according to the OP, so I’m going to say that’s got to be 1/8" material.
Oh, yes… sorry. It’s proofgrade medium maple plywood. 1/8th.
hiya! I’m new to using the GF. Can you tell me how you were able to use the entire PG piece of wood?
i am trying to place the pieces and it wont let me use the entire thing. I am using Inkscape (I
m still trying to figure that out as well ).
Do i place all the pieces of the box while using Inkscape THEN try to upload it to GF ? or rearrange it in the GF display? Thank you for any help
The design does not use a single sheet. You move parts around to fit within the ~19x11 printable area, the bounds of which are indicated in the interface as you lay out the parts for printing.
Ahhh! Thank you! I was doing that, but thought there was a magic wand being waved to get it done in one pass 
Thank you for responding
I came across this a couple weeks ago and decided to print one. I love the design. I ended up using cork instead of felt, because it was what I had. I wasn’t completely clear on how the platforms were attached, but I think I figured it out. I did have a couple questions.
If I make another one, I think I’ll cut a cardboard template for where the braces go, to make lining them up and gluing them easier.
Overall I love it, and thanks for posting it!
Ooh! Turned out great with the cork in there!
The extra stones in there were because earlier on I thought I’d glue some loose stones on some parts of it to add more depth, but I just decided against it after I was assembling it.
