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The little things behind the builds. Filament, magnets, and supplies from my own making process.

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Small magnets, product image from DM Daniel’s recommendations

Assembly

Small magnets

For connections and moving parts. I use 5 × 2 mm magnets in most of my projects, and 3 × 2 mm in a few others.

Check the size required by the model before ordering.

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Elegoo Grey PLA, product image from DM Daniel’s recommendations

Stone & dungeon tiles

Elegoo Grey PLA

My choice for grey stone tiles: a colour that suits the dungeon, with the print quality and strength I’m looking for. Check the colour and pack selection on Amazon, as the listing also offers mixed-colour packs.

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Deeplee Brown PLA, product image from DM Daniel’s recommendations

Wooden pieces

Deeplee Brown PLA

The brown I use for wooden tiles. I like its colour, the strength of the finished pieces, and how the prints turn out.

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Adhesive spray, product image from DM Daniel’s recommendations

Print-bed adhesion

Adhesive spray

I use PrintaFix or DimaFix with my Bambu textured plate to help prints stick.

PrintaFix is pictured. The link shows alternatives; choose a spray suitable for your plate and material.

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Reusable desiccant, product image from DM Daniel’s recommendations

Filament storage

Reusable desiccant

I use reusable desiccant beads around my stored filament, held in mesh bags so they’re easy to move and replace.

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Fine mesh bags, product image from DM Daniel’s recommendations

Filament storage

Fine mesh bags

A simple way to keep desiccant beads together. Look for a fine mesh that will hold the small beads.

Amazon may show a different version in your region. Check the mesh size.

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