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Battery Base Tile and Torch
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Negative volume cutout for your slicer to add a torch + battery holder to an existing 2x2 (or larger) dungeon tile.
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- Props & Terrains
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Based on the Torch Wall model from the OpenForge project, use the negative STL in your slicer to cut out a spot for the battery holder, torch, access to the power switch, and a path for the wires to connect them.
BOM
- CR2032 coin cells
- CR2032 coin cell holders with power switch
- 3mm flickering LED
- 1/8" or 3mm heat shrink
Instructions
- Use “Torch and battery negative.stl” in your slicer as a negative volume to cut a space in your wall tile and print
- Print “3mm Torch.stl”
- Run battery holder leads through printed wall part out to torch cutout, trim to reasonable length to work with, and place a short length of shrink over at least one wire.
- Push the LED legs through the torch, solder long LED leg to red, short leg to black, and cover at least one joint with shrink.
- Pull torch into wall and press fit into place. Press fit battery holder into base bottom, it should be very tight. Stuff slack wire into wall.
- Drop a ball of hot glue on the LED and have fun making it look like fire