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Haunt Woods Scriptorium Video Overview

🕑 Added 2022-07-29 01:02:10 +0000 UTC

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Hey thanks for the pro tip, I'll keep that in mind, I've lost prints many times to heat. I never tried melting them back because I figured it would always be a bit off, I just reprint. I'll definitely try this next time.:)

Adrian

Love your work, and the value of this Patreon. About the warped roof tile panels, I find when I get this issue, I just put them in hot, but not boiling, water for a bit then lay them flat with a book, or something, on top. This straightens them out perfectly. Never had this from undercoating, but I left a few panels in direct sunlight, and they warped. The beauty of thermoplastics, like pla, is that when they're above their glass temp, but below the melting temp (about 65deg C), they become malleable. Don't overheat, though, or the panels will shrink and become useless. Use water from the hot water tap, rather than from the kettle, and it should be fine.

Thanks for the comment! Glad it helps:)

Thanks a bunch Ricardo, I appreciate it:)

man I just saw the video love your scenery keep the good work

GameNight

I really appreciate the video going over this set. Thanks for putting the time and effort into it. Can't wait to write an adventure around this!

That's almost exactly what it's serving as, yep :D

Thanks for checking it out Dave! Get that thing fixed! Though I know it is fun to use the build plate as a fancy coffee cup coaster:)

This is gorgeous, I think it might inspire me to repair my FDM printer so I can get a scriptorum printed out!

Thanks Lex! I appreciate the comment:)

great job! and there are probably some people here that would not mind helping out in the promo/communication part. You have a nice following

Thanks Mario, glad it helps. Yeah I feel like a do a bad job of communicating all the options sometimes, moving too fast all the time:)

Thankyou very much!

Thanks for the compliment Chicago:)

Mario Figge

Hi Jeremy! I had not paid attention to details. Now after watching the video I love it. And I love the versatility. This scenery is useful for many different games. Great work, man!

Love the video explaning It all!