Coast Sand and Rocks - Thin Texture Roller (Low Resin Cost) - 4.5 Inches Tall
Coast Sand and Rocks - Thin Texture Roller (Low Resin Cost) - 4.5 Inches Tall
3D
Published 2024-04-02T11:39:36+00:00
I'm trying something new by making these rollers free to everyone and hoping I get roughly $1 or more in tips each month for the 24 rollers that I have. That would about cover the cost of paying for premium to have these larger files on Myminifactory.
HOW TO SUPPORT
Just add a thick line of light supports around the bottom of the roller, connecting to your raft of choice. It’s that easy. See photo for example.
WHY BUY MY ROLLERS?
My goal is to use as little resin as possible in my texture rollers. My design displaces a cylinder’s mesh on the outside and inside (inside displacement is reversed) to use as little unneeded resin as possible. My rollers are so thin that only around 15.5 milliliters are used, letting you save precious and overpriced resin.
You can also see the texture you’ll be rolling on the inside of the cylinder, letting you easily find the right roller in your collection.
PLEASE
Let me know if the roller breaks on you. I use elegoo space grey 8k resin, which has been holding up fine with my test prints but might be less sturdy with your resin of choice.
115 millimeters tall, 15.5 milliliters of resin used on average.
Print with supports! I use light supports and they come out fine. See uploaded image for support placement. It’s incredibly easy.
Tags:
texture, roller, texture roller, dnd, rpg, tabletop terrain, maps, wargaming, 3d print, resin, dungeons and dragons, terrain
| Date de publication | 02/04/2024 |