Biggest baddest die I’ve seen. If you want something that can prop your door open or provide random one in six odds you clearly need this. If you don’t have room for 3” x 3” of awesome this is not for you.

THIS IS AN EXCEPTIONAL OBJECT. MOST NORMAL HUMANS WILL USE IT AS A PAPER WEIGHT OR TAKE IT TO REHAB AFTER A SHOULDER REPLACEMENT. CLEARLY THE CUBE WILL BE A FAMILY HEIRLOOM AND BE PASSED DOWN TO FUTURE GENERATIONS IN THE FAMILY. THIS IS WHERE THE PROBLEM LIES. COUNTY COMM HAS NEGLECTED TO STAMP GRADE 5 TITANIUM ON THE CUBE. IT COULD BE POT METAL FOR ALL WE KNOW. WE COULD PROVE IT'S TITANIUM BY SUBMERGING IT IN WATER AND MEASURING THE LIQUID DISPLACED OR CALCULATE WHAT A 3" CUBE OF TITANIUM WEIGHS. NO DOUBT THIS WILL BE IN EXISTENCE LONG AFTER COUNTY COMM IS GONE AND NO ONE WILL REMEMBER THAT IT IS MADE OF TITANIUM-THE ESSENCE OF ITS UNIQUENESS. I SUGGEST YOU BUILD A SIMPLE DISPLAY STAND OUT OF TITANIUM AND MACHINE A PLATE OF TITANIUM IDENTIFYING AND CERTIFYING ITS AUTHENTICITY AND TITANIUM CONTENT AND DESCRIBING THE PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TITANIUM ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PLATE. THE COUNTY COMM LOGO WOULD LOOK GOOD ON THE PLATE (SIMILAR TO YOU MORSE CODE AND HAND SIGNAL PLATES.
THE COMPUTER DID AN EXCELLENT JOB PUTTING THE DOTS IN THE RIGHT PLACES AND SHAPING THE CUBE,
THE FINISHING OF THE CUBE LEFT A LOT TO BE DESIRED BUT WE ARE ALL EXPERTS IN POLISHING TO ACHIEVE THE LEVEL OF PERFECTION WE WANT. I'M SURE SCRATCHES WERE PICKED UP IN TRANSIT AS IT WAS JUST PUT IN ITS PLASTIC CONTAINER WITHOUT WRAPPING OF ANY SORT.
AS THEY SAY ON TV - YOUR KNIFE WILL CUT.

I have 3 different sizes titanium dice from County Comm and this one is the best! It is huge and a piece of machines art!!!

This thing is amazing! Such a beast! Solid and heavy. Absolutely love this thing. Will survive a nuclear blast lol 😂 I am not sure if I can get it hot enough to heat treat it. Wish i had a true reason to get a second one.

Upon initial impressions from the unboxing experience, the package came in a securely double wrapped bubbled envelope, the dice itself came in a heavy-duty plastic hex-shaped cylindrical tube with a thread top and ridged bottom section that comes together fully encapsulating the dice for protection. The dice itself is as expected, a 3-inch cubed dice made of Grade 5 Titanium with a matte smooth surface finish alongside with the chamfered edges. In terms of the machining, it was very well done with minimal to little amount of machine marks and edge burrs. The numbered dots are correctly oriented on all sides of the dice. Overall, this is an awesome piece from CountyComm to have in my collection and I would highly recommended anyone to get them for their own collection.