Printing Guides for Tabletop Miniatures
Written by the people who repair and test every STL in the catalog. Short, specific, and based on our own failure logs — not reblogged spec sheets.
How to Scale an STL Miniature to 32mm — or Any Size You WantTurn any STL into a correct 32mm tabletop mini: the one formula you need, slicer percentages for D&D scales, and how to handle Large and Huge monsters.5 min read → Resin vs FDM for Miniatures: What Actually MattersWhich printer for tabletop minis? Detail, durability, cost, smell and cleanup compared honestly — plus the settings we use for our own catalog on both.6 min read → Supports for Miniatures: Where to Put Them and How to Not Scar the SculptWhy we ship STLs unsupported, where minis actually fail, and the resin and FDM support settings that leave no scars: contact sizes, angles and removal.6 min read → D&D Miniature Sizes: Bases, Heights and What "28mm vs 32mm" Really MeansMedium, Large, Huge — what each D&D size means in bases and millimeters, the 28mm vs 32mm question answered, and how to keep a mixed collection consistent.5 min read → How to Print Large Terrain and Dioramas on a Normal PrinterBuildings and dioramas beat mini-sized rules: orientation, splitting models cleanly, FDM settings for structures, and hiding seams when you glue.5 min read →