Sir John of Garrison @Garrison@tabletop.social
I've been playing D&D on and off for years. Right now, I have one in-person game that I've DM'd for about a year and a half, and had a game that I played on roll20 for about a year that recently fell apart. Such is life.
I have a 3D printer, and print and paint all the minis we use in our game. I'm always learning.
Feel free to request a follow.
Joined Nov 2019
First mini I've painted in a very long time. Feels good to get back to it.
self-promotion, TTRPG miniatures
With my 3D printer finally up and running and reliable, I re-activated the custom order option on my Etsy shop. Check it out if you're in the market for a mini at a good price.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/783527233/hero-mini-miniature-made-to-order
3D printer upgrades largely complete. And in neon green!
"The Disaster Artist," except it's about me making 3D prints
3D printing technical stuff
After I finish with Obligations, I really need to learn how to print with ABS so I can replace the PLA-printed printer components that keep sagging in the heat of the garage and going out of alignment.
I still have some cleanup to do on these guys, but I'm finally almost able to fill my only outstanding Etsy order, and they've been very patient with my persnickety constantly-breaking printer.
what to do when a mini 3D print halts prematurely, without a head? well, i had a dumb idea.
#3DPrinting a mini for the first time in what feels like 17,000 years
I dunno who needs to hear this, but
Rolling a natural 20 doesn't mean you get to do something impossible
my etsy shop
+10 for the good review, -1 for grammar and spelling
I'm still mad about that 9/32" ratchet
3D printing
The internet: the ideal bed temperature for ABS is 110 degrees Celsius.
Me: Holy shit is that even possible???
Side note: PLA has no scent that I can detect, but ABS smells FOUL
basic botch
3D printing
In case you're wondering how to bypass your filament sensor with minimal effort: guess what, losers, we're NEVER running out of filament!
3D printing
ABS filament, as it turns out (at least the kind I have), is more brittle then PLA, and my current setup isn't smooth enough for it not to break. I'm taking the filament sensor out of the process (this spool is full anyway) and trying again.
Ultimately, I'll have to find a better, smoother setup.
I've been playing D&D on and off for years. Right now, I have one in-person game that I've DM'd for about a year and a half, and had a game that I played on roll20 for about a year that recently fell apart. Such is life.
I have a 3D printer, and print and paint all the minis we use in our game. I'm always learning.
Feel free to request a follow.
Joined Nov 2019
