3D printing some accessories for our D&D game.  This Barrel Cart model is from Thingiverse and prints easily and adds a little color to the outside of the tavern.

One of the reasons I like the Fat Dragon 3D models has to be the user community that expands the options by creating custom models.  These are freely shared and available in the forums.

Testing Printing Fat Dragon Floors and Roofs

After several attempts at printing the roof pieces from the Dragonlock 2 Village Terrain I stumbled on the idea to print them vertical rather than laying flat on the bed.

Everyone's printer is different but for my Prusa i3 clone the vertical arrangement gives a much flatter tile and a better top surface.

The vertical print on the left compared to the flat print on the right.










I'm able to print six roof tiles at a time (print time was almost seven hours) and the quality is great at 0.2 resolution.

I tried a floor tile and there is much less curling at the corners and the clips still work great.
The flat print is on the left below and the vertical print is on the right.

I have created a couple custom window inserts for the Fat Dragon Village Dragonlock Ultimate Set.

The STL files can be found on the Fat Dragon Forums

A Beginning

This is an archive of my current projects and activities.  While posting may not be frequent, I hope it will be informative.  Some of the photos and links may only be useful to me or my family but please comment if there is something you find helpful, or if there is something you would like me to explore in more detail.