No, not Dork Tower.
Anyway.  I have a dice tower I made from foamcore and covered with spackle, but it doesn't look all that great.  I was playing Space Hulk with my kids and thinking to myself, "I really ought to glue some bits to that thing to make it look better."  This led my often-derailed train of thought down another track:  I had a small box of Tehnolog/Imex Hexagon/Platformer parts downstairs.  I wondered if I could use them to make a dice tower...
(This is the small set, $10.80 at The War Store.  This entire tower came out of this box)
The answer, of course, is yes;  otherwise, this thread would have been short and futile.  I found that the Platformer pieces really just wouldn't work;  too flimsy and fiddly.  But the Hexagon pieces worked a charm!
The tower is considerably smaller than the other one, and the inside dimensions are pretty tight.  Consequently, standard-sized d20's and d12's won't go through without getting stuck at least once.  For the 12mm Chessex dice I use for Epic and Starmada, though, it's perfect.
The three-way clips left a little claw sticking outwards, so I at first was going to Dremel them off.  However, I realized that I could strngthen them by adding some rod.  For future information, the claws are 3/32" in diameter;  I found some 3/32" "music wire" at my local Hobbytown for not much, and they add a great deal of strength to the tower.  Because there's not a single drop of glue in this thing!
The detail on the Hexagon kits are quite good.  I had a plan to try making a 3D Space Hulk board with these kits, but I like this just as well.
So, for smaller dice and a more portable tower (it could even fit inside a larger boardgame box), this is a pretty good solution.  As a plus, it can double as a terrain piece for 15mm and 28mm games!
Painting it was simple -- grey primer, highlight details, black wash.  Voila -- instant dirty-dystopia-style dice tower.
Now, back to flocking scores of Ork stands...
