trap door in stone floor openforge compatible 3d models

These are 1x1, 2x2, and 3x3 OpenForge stone floor segments, each containing a trap door that's ready for use in your next epic adventure. I've successfully printed them without support on my trusty Printrbot Simple 2014 3D printer. As it turns out,...

These are openforge compatible stone floor segments featuring a hidden trap door, with three unique sizes available: 1x1, 2x2 and 3x3 square dimensions. Each of these individually crafted floor sections is designed to print seamlessly on your...

I designed a floor trap tile with spikes for the OpenForge Dungeon Stone tile set. Just print a 2x2 inch OpenForge Base to attach it to. V2 prints have holes so you can use regular toothpicks as spikes. ...Place it on the table and make your party's...

OpenLock - OpenForge wooden floor tile with working trap door.its so tiny!Hay this is a mashup ... ...i dint do any tang!!This set complements the Cut Stone Series by Devon...

Print at will without support; bond the structure firmly to OpenForge Stone Flooring:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:461146 Designed a cut-out entranceway that lets users glide down a compact sliding door, measuring precisely 42mm by 36mm by 4mm.

**WORK IN PROGRESS - TAKE A LOOK AT THIS AND LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK** I'm creating a 1x1 version of the Trap Door piece, just like I did with the Dungeon Stone Inner Corner pieces. After some quick testing, it's clear why this doesn't exist yet -...

This remixes devonjones's amazing OpenForge 2x2 stone dungeon tiles with the OpenForge arched doorway, which sat on smooth dungeon tiles. Now you can integrate the arched doorway with those wonderful rough stone dungeon tiles! This is completely...

Remixing devonjones's incredible OpenForge 2x2 stone dungeon tile sets with the OpenForge arched doorway, originally placed on sleek smooth dungeon tiles, now allows for seamless integration of this stunning architectural feature with the rugged...

... OpenForge system. ...The descending pit image is conveniently included, providing a complete visual representation. The floor base utilized is a creative remix of the standard OpenForge basic floor panel, offering a unique twist on a classic design.

A non-descript 28mm scaled hut with a 10ft x 10ft hinged trap door in the middle to be used as a dungeon entrance for gaming. It prints in multiple pieces with the widest piece being 142mm x 133mm, and the tallest being 56mm. All parts are easy to...

... know it's there. Their characters, well, they rolled a six on their perception. Floor is remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1882293,with walls remixed from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:462040. ... Cut up and modified in Tinkercad.

I developed this creation by combining TheRooster's enhanced dungeon terrain and devonjones' expertly designed floor tiles, cleverly scaling down each of the four shapes by precisely half a millimeter in both length and width to ensure precise...

This is a trapdoor set for OpenForge 2 that gives you trapdoor floors and walls, as well as corner, curve, and diagonal tiles to build dungeon stone in floors. For getting started with OpenForge, check out our tutorials at...

Both must be done in the OpenForge 2.0 style to make the trap door functional, eliminating any full_base option (ping me if you only want a non-working trapdoor for the 1.0). I strongly recommend printing the trapdoor using the trapdoor_upright file,...

This set creates trap door floors, as well as floors for wall, corner, curved and diagonal wall tiles, as well as separate wall floors and curved floors. For instructions on how to get started with OpenForge, we have a set of tutorials. Want to sell...

Depending on your printer's bridging capabilities, you may need to use an xacto knife to clean up the recess and a drill or pin vice to clean out the hole in the trap door. Place the trapdoor in its final position within the floor tile, with the...

Built with seamless compatibility in mind, this design harmoniously integrates with the OpenForge platform, effortlessly accommodating doorways that measure just one inch in width. My heartfelt gratitude goes to my dedicated Patreon supporters who...

... at 0.1mm layer height. Completely compatible with OpenForge, this door design easily fits within a one-inch wide doorway. ...My Patreon supporters have made significant contributions, enabling me to create this piece and share it with the community.

To render the trap door fully functional, these must be built to OpenForge 2.0 specifications, ruling out a full_base option altogether (ping me if you're seeking only a non-functional trapdoor for the 1.0 version). I strongly advise printing the...

This is part of a [collection](https://www.thingiverse.com/EvilOverlordX/collections/openforge-20-smooth-stone) of OpenForge 2.0 compatible files that offer versatility and customization options. OpenScad source code files are included to allow...

... In the full dungeon image, you'll also see OpenForge Cut Stone pieces available here: http://www.thingiverse.com/devonjones/collections/openforge-2-cut-stone-series/page:1. ...Please refrain from printing and selling these tiles for personal gain.

This design works with: OpenForge Dungeon Stone Walls - Low and High OpenForge Dungeon Stone Offset Exterior Bases OpenForge Dungeon Stone Square Door OpenForge Dungeon Stone Stairs - Low and High OpenForge Dungeon Stone Windows - Low and High...

Based on the work of Devon Jones, this is my initial attempt at expanding the Rough Stone Floor set with additional OpenLock standard base sizes as per its original design.\r\n\r\nThis effort marks my first foray into modeling, albeit a remix, so I...

We've expertly merged stunning OpenForge 2x2 stone dungeon tiles with the captivating OpenForge arched doorway, initially situated atop polished smooth dungeon tiles. ...You can now seamlessly integrate this breathtaking arched doorway into the midst of...

The standalone base from the 2.0 series presented an ideal chance to conceal deadly traps beneath the floors.\nAs a result, I created a gaping open pit, one pit packed with spikes and a blank template that you can place at the bottom and decorate...

It is completely compatible with OpenForge and Dwarven Forge, and designed to fit within a one-inch-square doorway. Thanks to my Patreon supporters for their contributions, which made this piece possible. ... ...

I'm a huge fan of the classic dungeon stone tiles created by Devon Jones, so I decided to design a circular saw trap tile that fits perfectly into his tile set. All you need to do is print out a 2x2 inch OpenForge Base and glue it down. ...Then, place...

I'm a big fan of the original Dungeon Stone Tiles by DevonJones, so I decided to create my own rotating spike trap tile for the set. To get started, print out a 2x2 inch OpenForge Base to serve as the foundation and glue it onto your game board. ...Now,...

OpenForge and Dwarven Forge enthusiasts will be pleased to know it's fully compatible, fitting snugly within a standard one-inch-square doorway. ...A big thank you goes out to my Patreon supporters whose generous contributions made this project a...

To avoid printing with supports, I modified a previous stair by adding a stone wall "stairwell" to create a roleplaying terrain feature/accessory depicting a 3/4 turn (270 deg) spiral staircase in the corner of a room. Leaving a tile missing from the...