GM Screen
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Here is the rewritten text in American English: Please post pictures of your creations. I'm thrilled that many have added this to their Gaming Collections! I saw "Recycled CD Cases: Doll's House // Toy Shelves" on Thingiverse and immediately wished we still had all our CD cases. Then I realized these CD Case Clips could be Re-Mixed to help me build a better Game Master Screen! I joined the OpenSCAD Thingiverse Group, which helped me learn OpenSCAD basics in one month (Dec 2016). I couldn't have done this design Re-Mix without the help of several members of the Group. A HUGE shout out to WD5GNR for all the help he has given me. Al, I couldn't have done this without you and your Kindle Book! Special Thanks to: --- Source of Elvish Runes for "Not all who wander are lost..." http://derhobbit-film.de/rune_generator.shtml ---Source of "White Tree of Gondor" image https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Blason_Gondor.svg (This image is used solely for personal enjoyment) Since I cited the image/file sources, I didn't include The White Tree of Gondor, the Celtic Roundel 3, or the Not All Who Wander Are Lost .stl's in this set of files. Decoration is personal and this Thing is the base for GM self-expression. I have published The White tree of Gondor as a stencil already and will publish the Remix of the Celtic Roundel 3 and the Not All Who Wander... as stencils in the next day or so. Print Settings Printer: Prusa i3 MK2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: Normal, Used Prusa's 'Default Support Settings' in their customized version of Slic3r Infill: Everything Prints as 'Solid' Notes: Only the Map Frame requires supports. All prints used a 5mm Brim. The Screen takes most of the print bed space and the corners curl up if the print gets exposed to cold drafts. I used a glue stick to ensure the print adhered to the bed. Post-Printing To Paint or Not... I wanted to print this in black, but it's nice in white too! I'm glad I tried it out because now I have another option for future prints. The GM Screen Map Frame is 215mm high (the Original GM Screen is 210mm high). Since the two screen designs can still be used together, I'm including those files as well. GM Screen Map Frame: 194mm wide, 215mm high, 1.7mm thick where the clips hold the frames together GM Map Screen Insert: 178mm wide, 174mm high, 1.5mm thick You can make the insert from cardboard if you like. I tried this and prefer the printed insert. It may be okay to make it as thin as 1mm, but I have not tested this yet. See the documentation in the 'GM Map Screen Insert' OpenSCAD file for directions and suggestions for mounting the panel in the Frame. The short answer: Friction holds it in place okay. I'm working through a possible toggle clip solution. Meanwhile, blue tape works great and is the simplest solution. Custom Section Print Times Sometimes it's nice to know how long it took someone else to print a file. We keep a running log by our printer. It makes it easier to take turns! NORMAL resolution (0.2), 5mm Brim, SUPPORTS if needed Set of four 135 degree Clips - 1:06 GM Map Frame Screen - 3:28 GM Map Screen Insert - 5:17 Double-Sided Hooks, group of 12 - 0:50 Basic Hooks, set of 12 - 0:36
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