Clay Texture Roller Set: 27 Seamless Patterns, One Handle
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Twenty-seven seamless texture rollers for clay, polymer clay and EVA foam, all the same size, so one printed handle…
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Twenty-seven seamless texture rollers for clay, polymer clay and EVA foam, all the same size, so one printed handle takes every one of them. Print the handle once, then only the rollers you want: pull the two pins, swap the roller, push the pins back in.
Most of the set is tabletop terrain: cobblestone, flagstone, brick wall, stone wall, castle wall, rock face, dungeon floor, cracked earth, wood planks, log cabin, roof shingles, thatch, tree bark, sci-fi panels and diamond plate. The rest is for pottery, jewellery and cake: cable knit, herringbone, basketweave, leaf vine, floral lace, waves, polka dots, honeycomb, hex tiles, faceted diamonds, dragon scales and snakeskin.
Every pattern wraps with no seam round the roller and no joint along it, so a strip rolls out as long as the clay. Each roller is 30 mm across and 80 mm long, the pattern raised 1.5 mm.
In this set (27):
- Stone wall
- Cobblestone
- Brick wall
- Wood plank
- Flagstone
- Castle wall
- Hex tile
- Dragon scale
- Cracked earth
- Rock face
- Dungeon floor
- Tree bark
- Diamond plate
- Thatch roof
- Basketweave
- Log cabin
- Snakeskin
- Floral lace
- Polka dot
- Honeycomb
- Sci-fi panel
- Roof shingle
- Cable knit
- Herringbone
- Leaf vine
- Wave
- Faceted diamond
The pictures are 3D renders of the printed parts, not photos.
Made with the free generator at meshcast.app/texture-roller, where you can make one at another size or from your own design.
Instructions
Print settings:
- PLA or PETG, 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.2 mm layers, 3 walls, 20% infill, no supports.
- Rollers print standing on their end; the handle and its two pins print flat (one file).
- About 32 g and 75 minutes per roller on a current printer, and about 37 g for the handle and pins.
How to use:
- Print fork-handle-and-pins.stl once, and any rollers you want.
- Set a roller between the arms of the fork and push one pin through each arm into its bore; the roller turns on the pins.
- Roll the clay to an even thickness first: 4 to 6 mm for terrain and slabs, 2 to 3 mm for jewellery.
- Roll across once, in one direction, with steady pressure. Going back and forth doubles the pattern.
- Dust sticky clay with cornstarch. Wash the rollers in warm soapy water.
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