OpenForge 2.0 Curves & Alcoves (Dungeon Stone) - Free 3D Print Model

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FeuervogelVII

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Basic Terrain Print Settings (0.16mm, 2 walls, 15% infill)

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8 plates

5.0(6)

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Neodymn Magnets x 1: 5x3 cylindrical or 5x5 speheres

Description

Dungeons stone curves and alcoves set for OpenForge 2.0 including OpenLock magnetic topless bases. Everything you need to spice up your rectangular dungeons with some roundness. This is a remix of the grand work of the awesome Devon Jones. This is just the makerworld compilation of some of his great work. Please consider supporting him on Patreon.

Included are:

Alcoves + Base
Set 1: Large Circle 4x4 with outer Wall
- 1a: Inner Dungeon Stone Tile + Base
- 1b: Separate Low Wall + Base (can't be magnetically attached to 1a, however)
Set 2: Medium Circle Set 3x3 with wall and tiles around circle (inner circle is 2x2)
- 2a: Low Wall, Inner Dungeon Stone Tile + Base
- 2b: Outer Dungeon Stone Tile + Base for Low Wall and Outer Dungeon Stone Tile
- Inner Dungeon Stone + Base
Set 3: Dungeon Stone Circle 3x3 (no wall) + Base
Set 4: Dungeon Stone Circle 1x1 (no wall) + Base

Images done just out of the printer without any painting, printed in BambuLab dark grey PLA (see linked filament).

For the bases, you can use my Makerworld OpenForge 2.0 Fast Bases model and profile.

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Assembly:

Insert magnets into the bases (if not wanting to use the OpenLock clips)
Glue the object to the base

For magnets you can either use 5mm neodym magnet balls/spheres or regular 5x3 neodym magnets. I used both and there is no detectable difference. Both can freely re-orient within the nook, so don't worry about the correct orientation when putting them in.