OpenForge 2.0 Special Tiles, Walls & Doors (Dngn.) - Free 3D Print Model

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FeuervogelVII

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

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20 plates

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

Description

Special tiles, doors and walls for OpenForge 2.0 excluding the OpenLock bases you can find here: OpenForge 2.0 Fast Bases. 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:

Tiles
- 2x2 Cut Stone Celtic Knot Floor
- 2x2 Element Cut Stone Floor
- 2x2 Dwarven Knot Floor
- 2x2 Rough Cobblestone Floor
- 2x2 Rough Stone Floor
- 2x2 Large Brick Floor
- 2x2 Cut Stone Corner Floor
- 2x2 Cut Stone Floor
- 2x2 Broken Cobble Street Floor
Walls
- Cut Stone Low Wall
- Cut Stone Low Wall Double Length
- Cut Stone Corner Low Wall
- Rough Stone Low Wall
- Rough Stone Separate Low Wall with Pillar
Doors
- Stone with Wooden Door Set
- Dwarven Boss Doors
- Wooden Boss Doors
Specials
- Cut Stone Secret Door Magnetic (for e.g. 5x3mm magnet)
- 2x2 Grate Set
- 4x4 Ritualistic Circle Set

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.

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Bases for Tiles

Comment & Rating (20)

@cigaran92

Hello, I want to recommend this compilation to everyone, great work from the original author and from the person who made the compilation. I share my settings for a balance between speed/strength/finish: Print on A1 mini, up to 6 x 6 tiles (approx. 15-16 cm). Extra Draft 0.28mm Only modify: Smoothing/Ironing: top surfaces. Sparse Infill: Rectilinear. Arachne Mode. Disable Purge Tower and Supports (printing tiles).

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@justduken

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

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@feuervogelvii

Looks great! Do you plan on using them as is or priming/painting them a different color? I like the stoney wooden door!

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@justduken

i think i will only add some Details

@Physhey

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Great set, hard to find on other platforms. Thanks!

The designer has replied

@feuervogelvii

Thank you for the feedback! If you desire some other OpenForge models, I can see, if I can remix them for Makerworld as well

@jsprenkle

So far it's been a struggle to figure out which parts go with which other parts. I tried searching for "top" to go with the topless bases and that gets me a variety of spinning toys. Maybe the topless variety should be labeled OpenForge 3.0?

The designer has replied

@feuervogelvii

Do you have a specific model/plate you're not finding the correct base for? I will gladly help you finding the right base! Mostly it's in the name of the plate: 2x2 generally go with the default 2x2 base from my OpenForge 2.0 Fast Bases Makerworld model (https://makerworld.com/de/models/1465402-openforge-2-0-fast-bases). The standard walls go either on a 2x2 plate together with a "floor with wall" (e.g. plate 2 "Floors Wall" from this dungeon stone model https://makerworld.com/de/models/1033793-openforge-2-0-dungeon-basics-with-low-wall#profileId-1017198 ) or as a separate wall (e.g. plate 3, the seperate wall base plate from the first linked fast bases model). For double length walls you'll find appropriate 4x2 base plates or double length separate wall bases in the same profile). These are somewhat the negatives to a modular system, but so far I try to also offer full sets as much as possible. I noticed, however, some of the plates could use some better naming, which I will fix soon.