TLDR A spool of filament can turn into a surprising amount of tabletop. That is one of the things that makes 3D printed terrain so appealing. You are not limited to the walls, buildings, ruins, or dungeon tiles that happen to come in a box. Once you have a printer and a good set of … Read more
TLDR For most FDM tabletop terrain, a strong starting profile is: Setting Starting Point Nozzle 0.4 mm Layer height 0.20 mm Walls/perimeters 3 Infill 10–15% Supports Off unless needed Filament PLA First layer Use your printer’s proven default Print speed Start with the established filament/printer profile These are starting points, not universal rules. A giant … Read more
TLDR A 3D printed tavern can look perfectly reasonable on your computer and completely wrong once a miniature walks through the door. That is the problem with 3D printed terrain scale. There are several measurements in play at the same time. A file might be described as 28mm terrain, 32mm terrain, 1:56 scale, or compatible … Read more