Author: 2 Bottles

STL Miniatures – City of Firwood – Alchemist House. One of several fantastically created buildings that are a pleasure to print. No supports needed for real. Only problem with these early models is the door, The door relies on a small printed pin to pivot on, mine broke several days after painting. To remedy this, I edited it to have a 2mm hole through the door vertically, and then used my pin vise to drill a hole on the bottom. Amazon sells 2mm steel rods. I simply cut one to length and fixed my door to the new rod. Total Print Information: 58hrs 22min (364 grams of Filament) Lost track of Resin Usage.

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-city-of-firwood-alchemist-house-233608

STL Miniatures – City of Firwood – Medium House. One of several fantastically created buildings that are a pleasure to print. No supports needed for real. Total Print Information: 157hrs 57min (948 grams of Filament) (19.42ml of resin)

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-city-of-firwood-medium-house-233697

STL Miniatures – City of Firwood – Bank. One of several fantastically created buildings that are a pleasure to print. No supports needed for real. Down side to this one was the front roof, I don’t care for how it attaches to the main building, there is too much adjusting, and tolerances are too tight. Total Print Information: 121hrs 137min (711 grams of Filament) Lost track of Resin Usage.

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-city-of-firwood-bank-233609

STL Miniatures – City of Firwood – Small House. One of several fantastically created buildings that are a pleasure to print. No supports needed for real. Only problem with these early models is the door, The door relies on a small printed pin to pivot on, mine broke several days after painting. To remedy this, I edited it to have a 2mm hole through the door vertically, and then used my pin vise to drill a hole on the bottom. Amazon sells 2mm steel rods. I simply cut one to length and fixed my door to the new rod. Total Print Information: 62hrs 15min (372 grams of Filament) Lost track of Resin

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-city-of-firwood-small-house-233797

STL Miniatures – City of Firwood – Wizard House. One of several fantastically created buildings that are a pleasure to print. No supports needed for real. Only problem with these early models are the doors, The door relies on a small printed pin to pivot on, mine broke several days after painting. To remedy this, I edited the file to have a 2mm hole through the door vertically, and then used my pin vise to drill a hole on the bottom. Amazon sells 2mm steel rods. I simply cut one to length and fixed my doors to the new rod. The tower is very tall and I have broken parts from them falling. I have gone through each layer, drilled holes and installed magnets. Total Print Information: 131hrs 15min (1126 grams of Filament)

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-city-of-firwood-wizard-tower-233805

STL Miniatures – City of Firwood – Mansion. One of several fantastically created buildings that are a pleasure to print. No supports needed for real. This print took the longest for me to print and paint, This print has the most playable interior and by far the most detailed. There are amazing little woodwork pieces the biggest roof yet. Total Print Information: 248hrs 6min (1,447 grams of Filament) Lost track of Resin Usage.

https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-city-of-firwood-mansion-233612