Tips and Tricks
Learn 3D printing
- Why 3D printing is great for Table top gamers (WIP DOCUMENT)
- Getting Started (WIP DOCUMENT)
Retraction Settings
Weak pillars and uprights are often caused by bad retraction settings. For printing parts like the Wightwood Abbey Church windows getting these setting right can go a long way to successful printing. We found this video really helpful getting our settings dialed in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZTBSJAswbs
Once you are ready try it out on this window piece from the Wightwood Abbey Church before committing to printing the full church.
Download: IDG_WWA_WindowTest
Product Information Sheets
Wightwood Abbey
- Stables Instructions
- Scriptorium Instructions
- Gatehouse Instructions
- Abbot’s House Instructions
- Church Instructions
- Cut Guide for 6″ beds
- Wightwood Abbey Walls Instructions
- Church Furnishings Instructions
- Dormitory Furnishings Instructions
- Medieval Furnishings Instructions
- Sctriptorium Furniture Instructions
Tutorials
- Wightwood Abbey Core set Assembly instructions
Buying a 3D Printer
Recommended 3D Printers
- Best Quality and Design – Prusa i3 MK3
- Best Low Cost – Creality Ender 3
- Best Print Size – Creality CR10
Where to buy
What Printers do you test on at IDG
We print our prototypes on the following printers:
- Prussa mk1
- Creality Ender 3
- Anet A2
- Anet A8
Plus our Beta Testers test them on:
- Prusa i3 mk3
- Creality CR-10
- Monoprice Select
Window Masks
Here are some masks for you to make cut outs of the windows for the Scriptorium and Church.
You will have to scale them yourself according to the number in the image.
Church windows