Stackable Wet Palette
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Stackable wet palette for painting minis
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Stackable wet palette.
A wet palette for use with acrylic paints and painting miniatures
203x203mm wet palette
printed on an Ender3 V3 KE - but should fit most printers
Uses 6mm x 3mm cylindrical magnets to clamp palette in place
Magnets are optional if you're not stacking multiple palettes
Files include:
- 1 Lid
- 1 Frame/clamp
- 1 Frame/clamp with dividers for paints
- 1 brush caddy (store your brushes underneath the palette when done for the day
- 1 Base (200x200mm)
To use:
- Cut paper towels and Baking paper to size
- put 3-4 layers of paper towelss on the base and soak in water. The towels should be fully wet but the water shouldn't spill over the base
- put the baking paper over the paper towels and smooth the top over
- Use either frame to clamp the edges of the paper towels and baking paper into place
- Enjoy painting!
To stack:
Print as many sets of bases and frames as you want. Each base+frame should magnetize over another set of base and frame and act as the lid provided you're using magnets (6x3mm cylindrical neodymium magnets )
e.g.: A 3 stack wet palette needs:
1 Brush Caddy (optional)
3 Frames
3 Bases
1 Lid
Smaller magnets?
If you have smaller magnets you can glue them into place or print a small ring with your slicer that's 6mm in diameter and 3mm tall. the hole in the ring should be the same size as your magnet.
each part needs 4 magnets save for the lid which is just a friction fit