I responded to the 4-hour task with a 3D-printed die, with the following factors in mind:

- Because the grid was digitally produced, I wanted to use an automated/machine method to produce a cube.

- I used a pre-designed template to create the die because the process of printing was more relevant and important to the work than the design.

- The cubed shape of a die is the perfect 3 dimensional representation of the square of the grid.

- A die can be associated with random chance, data and combination of data, which relates to the nature of the previous work.

- The mechanical process of manually recording number plates (in previous work) was emulated in this work through the movement of the mechanical hand of the 3D printer.

- The visible layers in the die, so distinctly of the 3D printing process, is an indication of passing time, which was one of the central themes of the previous work.