Dungeons & Dragons Dice Class Cups

🎲 Bring Your Dungeons and Dragons Adventures to Life with Our 3D Class Cups! 🎲

Dungeons and Dragons gamers and Dungeons and Dragons game lovers, we present to you our exciting collection of 3D Class Cups! We've designed 12 cups, each representing one of the 12 iconic D&D classes, so you can roll your dice in style and show your affiliation to your favorite class.

🗡️ The Classes We've Immortalized:

Warrior

Wizard

Rogue

Cleric

Druid

Bard

Sorcerer

Paladin

Warlock

Monk

Ranger

Artificer

🪙 Featured Characteristics:

Exceptional Detail: Each glass has been carefully modeled to accurately represent the essence of its corresponding class.

Wood Appearance: Both the exterior and interior of the vessels have a realistic wood finish, giving them an authentic appearance.

Versatile Printing: These tumblers are designed to be printed in both FDM and SLA, so you can choose the printing technology you prefer.

🍻 Technical Specifications:

Format: STL

Printing options: FDM / SLA

Recommended Material: PLA for FDM, resin compatible with SLA.

These glasses are ideal for taking your D&D games to the next level. Whether you use them as themed props or as a unique way to select your class each session, they're an essential addition for any roleplaying fan.

FDM printing:

Material: use PLA for good printing quality and ease of use.

Layers: Set a layer height between 0.1mm and 0.3mm for a balance between quality and speed.

Filler Density: Use 10% to 20% filler to balance strength and economy.

Print Speed: Adjust the speed between 40mm/s and 60mm/s for good results.

Print Temperature: Set the extruder temperature according to your PLA filament manufacturer's recommendations (usually between 190°C and 220°C).

Supports: You can use supports as needed, especially for areas with overhangs.

SLA printing:

Resin: Uses a high-quality, SLA-compliant resin for crisp detail.

Layers: Set a layer height between 0.05mm and 0.1mm for high print quality.

Padding Density: In SLA, it is not necessary to set a padding, as it prints solid.

Print Speed: Speed varies by printer, but generally prints at slower speeds in SLA to ensure accuracy.

Remember that these are general parameters and may vary depending on the make and model of your printer, as well as the type of PLA resin or filament you use. It's important to test and tweak your printer for best results - enjoy your D&D games with these awesome Class Cups!

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