#Thebreachcontest I Uploaded my entry into the contest finally, please check it out and consider printing and commenting on my model. I had a lot of fun designing this because the contest theme fit the BBEG of my campaign I am dming currently.

#Thebreachcontest This model took me a long time to design, and my lack of knowledge in blender did not help. I have finally finished the main part of this model, although the remaining void tentacles it controls have not been completed. This creature is known as the first darkness and is the BBEG of my whole campaign. AI was used for reference images and inspiration because I wasn't entirely sure what I wanted it to look like, but not for the modeling. It is printing right now and I hope to upload it tommorow to join the contest.

Some of us who play dnd have a lot of dice, or need something to help you dm. I've been working on my large dnd dice box setup for a bit now and I love it. I'm a dm for a dnd campaign. I wanted something that felt nice to use and fit in 1 singular box. I'll be honest though because I have a bag for my dnd books and a few other things I've made, but they aren't really essential(the books are). I know people don't like long printing times and neither do I and the long printing time of my large dice box might exceed what you'd want to print, but it's worth it. Print it and the rest of the things linked with it, they are things I look forward to using in my dnd sessions because they work so well. #Dnd #Dice Box #Dungeons and Dragons #Dungeonmasters

#Blender #Learning #Questions This summer I'm taking it apon myself to learn blender. One of my many hobbies is DND. I usually print other people's minis, and I made a few a while ago. Seeing as I am somewhat uncreative, I would like to ask the community what you'd like me to make. Please be related to DND so I can hopefully use these myself to learn what I'd like to make, be that player characters, monsters, or simple items. If you have any resources like a tutorial that helped you please share it. Leave your suggestions in the comments and I will make my best attempt to create it and post it. So, what should I make?(Edited)

#Miniature #.2mm nozzle #Print Settings #Dnd #Dungeons and Dragons #P2S I hate the basic .2mm nozzle settings, supports are hard to remove and the print fails 90% of the time. They were not made for miniatures. I spent weeks tuning and revising print settings that led to this. I have printed at least 20 minis so far with these settings and not a single one has failed. Supports are easy to remove and the prints are reasonably strong(they are using .2mm nozzle, so not strong as a .4mm nozzle). Please use these settings, they are reliable and honestly amazing. Please share this post so more people can find these settings, and please feel free to try it on other printers I would love to see if it works.

#Dnd #initiative #Dungeons and Dragons #Newmodel I have never been satisfied with any initiative tracker I have ever used. Initiative should be easy to track, but also be on display for your players. This initiative tracker can track 40 Enemies/NPCs/players. each piece of the tracker is double sided and held on by magnets so you can take them off or rotate as needed. Don't settle for just simplicity for Initiative, get simplicity and usability both in one.

Please check out my dnd collection, I have added new things recently that worked amazing for me. I'm a Dungeon master who just started my 4th campaign, I focused more on what I needed, such as enemy/NPC coins and an initiative tracker that I actually like, please check them out https://makerworld.com/@Printcision/collections/3986118?appSharePlatform=copy

Designed a dnd dice box that can be used as a keychain (probably not on your keys, I put it on my backpack)

I am getting sick of the a1 mini users commenting on models for an "a1 mini version" of almost every model I look at so here's some advise to those with a1 minis who have an issue with your build volume. First off, you should have gotten an A1, but it's fine you didn't. now for the real advise, I suggest if it is a nonfunctional part you should scale it down to fit your build volume, this would be things without any moving parts or single part prints. If the model is functional and has moving parts, I suggest learning the cutting tool in bambu studio, it will be your best friend for cutting those large models into smaller pieces that can be glued together later. last, just continue looking for a different model that serves the same purpose, but is smaller. Most functional parts that can't be split are that size for a reason, find an alternative method to printing something with the same function or design that function yourself and help other a1 mini users. Most of us with larger printers are bot going to take the time to cut up a model for you. I'm not trying to be rude, but we design models for our machines because we know their capabilities, we don't always design to fit your parameters. Hope this helps. -Printcision #Helping Out #A1Mini #please stop

An initiative tracker I made using magnets and paper slips, please check it out because it came from my frustration of not being able to find one I liked.

Made a new model, some basic dnd enemy and NPC coins for DND. Enjoy

I finally uploaded my P2S mini setting. Please check them out and let me know how you like them. They are a bit more complicated than slice and print(you could try to do that, but I don't recommend it for most minis). instructions are included on how to use these settings. Feel free to try them on other printers and let me know how well they work.

hey @BambuLab @MakerWorld, it seems like your grammar is wrong on the drying screen on the p2s. It reads "left time", but at least where I live it's stated usually as "time left". I know this is picky, but it bugs me greatly. #P2S #UI #Questions #confused

Since I've gotten my p2s, I have been tuning my settings for miniatures using auto generated supports in bambu studio. and so far I have gotten really good results, almost no issues, just with really thin staffs on miniatures which fail completely, but everything else prints perfectly, supports are easily removed, hands stay intact and these are really strong, the drop test from table to floor(average fall durring play) onto tile. they did not break, I switched to pla basic over pla matte on my a1, and I plan on uploading these settings soon. #Dnd #Print Settings #miniatures #Comingsoon

so far, my experience with the p2s(unboxing and a benchy) has been amazing. FedEx on the other hand was horrible, as always, they put the package upside down with a clear this way up sticker, and in the 1 wet spot in my driveway. Anyway, back to the printer. unboxing went really well, straight forward like my a1. No broken glass thankfully and my first benchy(the one preinstalled on the printer) is neer perfect other than the part where it gets to the transition from slow to longer layer at the deck. Looking forward to printing more. would recommend this printer so far. I will be selling my a1 combo for $300, 2000ish hours, neer perfect condition.#P2S

Just order my p2s, can't wait to receive it. I've seen every bad reveiw, and can base it to user error in some form(excluding the damage to hardware, which some could be) and honestly I don't believe it. Will do a thorough review after I get it.

Just redeemed all the points I had, I will be ordering a p2s shortly. I will likely be selling my a1 after I get it, nearly 2000 hours, neer perfect condition, mild damage to the ams hub, but is still usable. comes with a .2 nozzle and a .4 stainless steel, with a .4 hardened steel already equiped. comes with the scraper, and some lubricant. and a spool of beige pla basic refill, hasn't been opened and a reusable spool to put that on. #P2S #Milestone #Bambu Lab P2S #Points #Questions

Thinking I'll probably buy it now, but I'm not sure if I should just keep my a1 and sell my creality filament dryer(really good BTW if you don't need a bambu one) that would become obsolete, or if I should just instead sell the a1, resell value of about 300 from what I could find(includes the dryer, extra nozzles and an unopened filament I can't find a use for the color), with 3 gift cards. bringing the $888ish dollars it would be with shipping, and some other things I need down to $768ish without selling the a1 or about $468 after selling it

I had a lot of fun making this miniature, I think I did really well for this being my second miniature ever that I've designed, feel free to check out my whole collection for my other one(s) https://makerworld.com/collections/4620518

I currently have an a1, and am thinking about upgrading to a p2s and then selling my a1. I would probably wait until it goes on sale durring black friday as I don't need it now, but the price is what concerns me. I'm not one to want to spend money, but I really want a core xy printer that I can print abs or asa on. I would get a p1s if it wasn't for the screen and the camera is horrible on the a1, and they are the same. however, I don't need the support of an x1 and personally think the p2s would be better, I don't need a larger build volume. I would get the combo though because I really like the a1 combo I have now. #P2S #Questions