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    The Lost Adventures Core File Printing Information

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    This document provides instructions for 3D printing miniatures and terrain from a Kickstarter project. It recommends a minimum build volume of 200x200mm for FDM printers and includes tips for printing at layer heights of 0.08mm for miniatures and 0.12-0.2mm for terrain. It notes that some models are designed to print without supports and outlines settings for supportless printing in Cura like enabling overhangs at 50-60 degrees.

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    The Lost Adventures Core File Printing Information

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    This document provides instructions for 3D printing miniatures and terrain from a Kickstarter project. It recommends a minimum build volume of 200x200mm for FDM printers and includes tips for printing at layer heights of 0.08mm for miniatures and 0.12-0.2mm for terrain. It notes that some models are designed to print without supports and outlines settings for supportless printing in Cura like enabling overhangs at 50-60 degrees.

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    This document provides instructions for 3D printing miniatures and terrain from a Kickstarter project. It recommends a minimum build volume of 200x200mm for FDM printers and includes tips for printing at layer heights of 0.08mm for miniatures and 0.12-0.2mm for terrain. It notes that some models are designed to print without supports and outlines settings for supportless printing in Cura like enabling overhangs at 50-60 degrees.

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    The Lost Adventures Core File Printing Information

    Uploaded by

    André Toga Machado Coelho
    This document provides instructions for 3D printing miniatures and terrain from a Kickstarter project. It recommends a minimum build volume of 200x200mm for FDM printers and includes tips for printing at layer heights of 0.08mm for miniatures and 0.12-0.2mm for terrain. It notes that some models are designed to print without supports and outlines settings for supportless printing in Cura like enabling overhangs at 50-60 degrees.

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    3D Printed Tabletop Printing Information & Instructions 

    Thank you for your purchase of the Lost Adventures Kickstarter! Below is general information and printing
    information to help you get successful prints and start having fun with these models:

    require different retractions than any


    General Information  profile you may download/start with.
    ■ For Minis we recommend a layer height
    To print all of these pieces appropriately, a of 0.08mm.
    minimum build volume of 200x200mm is ■ For Terrain we recommend layer height
    suggested for your FDM printer. Miniatures are of 0.12mm - 0.2mm.
    scaled to fit on most SLA/DLP printers such as
    the Anycubic Photon, Elegoo Mars, etc.
    Supportless Miniatures
    If a model is listed as SUPPORTLESS, it does
    Models listed as “SUPPORTLESS” in their file
    not require slicer generated supports (they are
    name can be printed without any
    either built into the model, or it’s been created
    slicer-generated supports.
    without any pre-generated supports either). See
    All terrain files are
    the Supportless Miniatures section for more info.
    supportless and do not
    require any
    Models are scaled to heroic 30mm size on
    slicer-generated
    average, but made to fit on standard 25mm (1’’)
    supports.
    bases to be compatible with 5th edition
    Dungeons & Dragons and other role playing
    If you are unhappy with
    games using gridded play.
    your results in FDM, you
    can try enabling “Make
    3D Printing Profiles  Overhang Printable” in
    Cura and adjusting the Maximum Model Angle
    If you’re in need of a profile to get started, you to 50-60​°.  
    can find several profiles here:  
    https://www.3dprintedtabletop.com/resources/3d This should only be used as a last resort as
    -printing-profiles/ some minor deformation will occur to the
    models. In our tests, it has not been noticeable
    We recommend starting with the 3D Printing Pro for the supportless models and can help with
    Mini Profile if you are using a Creality Ender 3, print flaws due to some steeper overhangs.
    Ender 5, Ender 2, or CR-10/S.
    DO NOT​ ​use this feature for models that are
    not listed as supportless as this can cause
    Printing Tips   severe model deformation and alter the
    ■ Adjust the temperature & retraction design significantly for standard models
    requiring supports.
    setting based on your results. Some
    filaments require lower/higher
    Click for List of Current Supportless Models
    temperatures, and some bowden setups

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