Lorddrake

I got most of them about 16 years ago when D&D minis were sold in variety packs. I didn't mind getting duplicates since most of the time the party is encountering more than one monster.I wish they still sold those. buying minis individually is cost prohibitive.

This is a great way to amass an army of minis for gaming without breaking the bank. I have a storage tote full of D&D minis and every once in a while I will need to make a paper mini for a monster that I don't have or don't have enough of for the encounter. The paper minis work great until I can make a permanent replacement. I am in the process of 3D printing ancient dragons, both good and bad, in all the colors. I recently finished Bahamut the platinum dragon .. he has a 15 inch wingspan MUH HA HA HA HA

Sorry wayfarer, I agree with danthemakerman. This is simply his version of a long existing tool. (bread lame) A lot of the commercially available models do use a doublesided razor blade just like the one in this IBLE, and most of them don't look half as nice.Well done Dan .. good luck in the contest.

That is cool. Glad you had a good time on your trip. I have not heard of that particular model of Toyota here. I wonder if it is available in the states or if is strictly a European model vehicle .. I will have to look

I am assuming it would work for any kind of fungi, but I have no experience with "exotic" shrooms

I did not kmow that about the flavor change as they get older, but it makes sense. It is kind of like bananas .. the closer they get to being "over ripe" the better they taste because the starches change to sugars.

I did not know that about shiitakes. Thanks for sharing that.

Nice work. What did you use to make the dreads on the predator mask?

I can not give a fully informed comparison between 3D printers since I have only used the 3D printer that I have, an Ender 3 Pro made by Creality. I have nothing but good things to say about it . Set up was easy, it is very user friendly, a fast learning curve to get it all dialed in. It retails for under $300, so it is a great beginner investment.

Thank you so much for writing about this journey. As a dad I can totally agree with you. Even when your kids think they are too old for something or you are just being "Dad the Doofus", Keeping giving them the opportunities to make these wonderful memories, they will last a lifetime!

All very good idea. thanks do much for your input.In case you want to make a holder out of wood, the dimensions of the batteries I used in the holder are:AAA - 10.5mm / 0.41 inchesAA - 14.5mm / 0.57 inchesC - 26.2mm / 1.03 inchesD - 33.2 mm / 1.3 inches9v - 26.5mm x 17.5mm / 1.04 x 0.69 inchescr2032 - 20mm / .78 inches

not nearly as much free time as I would like LOL. Batteries never seem to stay contained in their boxes once they are opened in my house. Batteries seem to breed in my junk drawer the way wire coat hanger breed in empty closets :)

YUUUUUUUUUUM!!every time i see cannolis I think of that line from the godfather ... "Leave the gun ... take the Cannoli" because they are just that important lol

wow. an amazing job.

thanks

Thanks so much. Nothing says lovin' like red and pink Starburst lol. Thanks for making these small challenges (robot and the Christmas ornament) please keep up the great work.

Brilliant design. Keep up the great work.

Thanks :) .. I am by no means a guru on the subject, but if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me and if I can help you I will.

Thanks. If you make one please post it in the I made it section

I have never heard the term "pickle and varnish". Please explain.

Since you have insulated the floor, how noticeable is the difference in the shed?

Thanks so much for an awesome explanation of modifying a 3D model. I am very new to 3D modeling and printing so I am still on steep learning curve. That bit about how scaling using cura will change the tolerances as well as the size. I never would have thought of that (at least not until I had wasted alot of filament and said some inappropriate words LOL)

That is one heck of an impressive finger nail trimmer you made.Well done!

OK .. good to know . Thanks for the speedy response

Not sure if this was fixed on the back end or it just took time for it to populate the banner, but they are all there now.

Since this reply is from 10 years ago, I was wondering if certain keywords causing "hand vetting" before publishing is still a thing.If so, is there a list of keywords that cause this?

It is a beautifully crafted case. What do you intend to use it for?

These sound really good. I am looking forward to trying them. It is a whole new twist on scotch eggs :)

Thanks, the Ender 3 Pro is super easy to use. Aside from leveling the bed, there were only minor tweaks I had to make to it to get it all dialed in. I can not recommend it enough.

Thank you :)

Agreed. I think Lego, Ikea, and Creality are all in cahoots .. none of them like to put words in their instructions LOL

Glad you liked it. Enjoy!

:D Keep working on it .. just remember .. true evil comes from the spleen.

It is the new Frank's red hot ... "I put the S**t on everything" LOLThe powdered mushrooms blend into all sorts of dishes and adds a nicely layer of flavor complexity .. and the best part is my kids can't pick it out of the dish MUH HA HA HA

Did the flamingo yodel before you bought it or was that a post purchase modification?

If you keep using up all the acorns, the squirrels are going to form a lynch mob...lol

how long did it take you to print out all the parts?

and if you want to be frugal you can use the cut offs to make a "bizarro Flash Gordon" shirt where the top half of the letters are yellow and the bottoms are red :)

Wow. A+ on your build. Your paint job is fantastic. I really like the weathering effect that you got in your finished product. well done!

Thanks. It took me a few tries to get all the dimensions dialed in correctly but I am quickly learning how to set tolerances to account for the slight shrinking that occurs when the plastic cools after printing.Actually designing the part from scratch was very fun for me, so I think I will be doing alot more of that in the near future.

Thanks for that information. I never knew you could do that with cream of tartar.

Thanks. Mom was tickled pink the first time she heard the name. We have nancakes at least one morning every time we visit with her.

Nothing is quite as satisfying as a good "stick to your ribs" meal :)

Go for it. It is super easy to make and depending on your kids age, you may be able to let them make it (with supervision when using the tools) and it is very inexpensive (less than 5 dollars for the materials )