We’re building a dungeon. This is a project spanning lots of different prints, until we generate all of the tiles we need for the dungeon we have in mind. The prints are spread across:

• Summary – The Sewer Dungeon
• Print One – Sewer Corners
• Print Two – Sewer Tunnel
• Print Three – Corners and Ladders
• Print Four – Deep Pool
• Print Five – Deep Sluice and Deep Pool
• Print Six – Barred Sewer
• Print Seven – ABS Flooring
• Print Eight – Circular Room Part 1
• Print Nine – Circular Room Part 2
• Print Ten – Circular Room Part 3
• Print Eleven – Bridges
• Print Twelve – So Much Sluice
• Print Thirteen – Magic Portal

Print Nine – Circular Room Part 2

Now I need to fill out the curves so we have regular tiles on the outside of our circular room, a door into the room, and a little more space inside the room. This print will cover the exterior corners and the straight walls.

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The outer concave curve of the floor for the curved walls is a seperate piece, so the curved walls can be included as stand-alone outer walls, or included on the interior of a dungeon. The two pieces of the curved wall fit together snugly, but tend to shift around a lot when jostled.

• Series: OpenForge Tiles
• Maker: devonjones
• Model Sets:
  • OpenForge Stone Dungeon Curved Walls
  • OpenForge Stone Dungeon Walls
• Original License: Creative Commons – Attribution – Share Alike
• Models:
  • stone_curved_half_floor_3x3.stl x4
  • wall_2x1.stl] x3
• GCode: –
• Material: Inland Gray ABS 1.75mm
• Print Date: 2017/09/28
• Print Time: 3 hours 49 minutes
• Estimated Print Time: 3 hours 11 minutes (PrusaControl 0.9.3_390_beta)
• Estimated Filament: 30.2 meters (PrusaControl 0.9.3_390_beta)
• Slicer: Slic3r
• Slice Settings:
  • 2mm brim
  • 0.35mm layers
  • 10% infill
  • No Supports
• Printer: Prusa i3 mk2