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Magic Risers (Patreon)

Published:
2024-02-16 16:35:04
Edited:
2024-03-03 03:20:34
Imported:
2026-06

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UPDATE: 3/2/2024 - Added an option with only two steps for smaller shelves as requested by a few members.

Ever since I released the hexagon stands people have been asking for a more space-conscious display solution, so I'm excited to present these magic risers that are designed to prevent figures from toppling forward.

There are additional pieces included to fit Detolf, Kallax, and Billy shelves, or you can adjust the size to create end-caps that fit any shelf! 

Comments

Adrian

This is insane! Love them!

Jedi Rogar

Dude yessss🤘🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙌🏾 I’m currently printing the risers atm and will def try these too!! Ty sir 😃

Josh Mendyk

This is dangerous for me lol

Brian Dickie

🤯🤯🤯🤯 wooooooooooooahhhhh

Slazengr

I love your dioramas immensely… However these kinda things you create are really a chef’s kiss for everyone’s displays. Thank you.

Bill Fryer

Ingenious! Was looking for different options than my acrylic risers because certain figs contently fall. Love the Hexagons but they do limit the amount of figs a bit too in some instances.

Adrian Tomala

Very excited to finally put my figures on this cool base

Clive Reynolds

Good on ya Luke! Thanks Mate, your a God given Genius. Now do I replace my Hexies, or add these on future displays mmm lol

Isomorphic Prime

This is just what I needed. Any suggestions on print settings? My default settings for my Ender 3 Max says almost two days for the taller riser. Will low quality work fine?

Philip

Printing TVC scale (67%) right now. Did some splicing to end up with 6 tiers and 262mm wide

Shakes The Clone

I have a couple of oak bookcases with fixed shelves. the vertical clearance is just under 11". Any chance you could add a riser with only two "steps" on it?

Philip

Poor TVC Gamorrean guard was already self conscious about his weight and the rat fur skirt. He about cried when I had to scale the foot clip 124% wider and 148% taller to fit him. I made a peg version for him with an m2.5 screw peg but that didn't work as well as the mega foot clip. I might thicken up the center section so it doesn't bow if I try printing in TPU. Hopefully that will fit Gamorrean's, wookiees and other "big foots". Any chance we can get an official extra wide foot clip?

Ashley Wilbanks

As someone new to 3D printing... Can someone recommend a printer for printer out these risers? Don't want to break the bank, but I want a good quality riser too...

The Bokehlorian

Bambu Lab printers are the way to go IMO, but if you don't want to spend the money needed for a P1P/P1S then you can give the Bambu Lab A1 a shot?

The Bokehlorian

Thank you very much Luke! Often times a very simple design can be a HUGE difference maker, this is one of those cases.

The Bokehlorian

For all of you who are new to 3D printing: welcome! Don't forget to add brims or something similar to strengthen the base layers of this print: because the walls are very thin chances are the print (partially) lifts from the bed thus resulting in warping or total print failure. In Bambu Studio I use the default settings for the stock 0.28mm Extra Draft profile, and only adjusted the following: - AUX fan: OFF - Infill: 10% (Grid/Gyroid) - 5 Brim loops, with a layer height of: 2 - For the first 5 layers I used G-Code: 'M220 S50', this slows the speed down to 50% for those first 5 layers, to guarantee proper adhesion to the bed. From the 6th until the final layer the speed will be back at 100% With these settings every print I made of this design so far has had 0 fails/warps.

Det. Flores

Has anyone experienced the risers creep forward as you put figures on it? I planned on putting them in a Billy bookcase and printed 2 risers. I then put about 8 figures on it. It was fine on the carpet but as soon as I put it on the smooth shelf it lost its from and the figures fell about. I'll likely get a small piece of rubber or similar to help with sliding. But just wanted to share my experience.

Ashley Wilbanks

Think I will try the P1S. Is it big enough to print the extended risers?

Jimmy Rich

I just got the Flashforge 5m Pro and love it. I also have their FFA Adventure 3 and 4. the bed leveling on the 5m is epically easy.

Jimmy Rich

I will definitely try with a brim. I had some minor warp issues

Magna Defender

Luke could you make larger foot hex and magic stands? A lot of figures feet are too large for the regular sized ones. Jango is an as example, if the 2 rounded pieces were just a little further apart it should work.

RuggedMurphy

a lot of the files wouldn't open up for me in cura? any ideas why?

Clive Reynolds

the ones with undersore in the beginning of the filename are for MAC, so delete those.

Ashley Wilbanks

So another stupid question.... If I print the smaller stands, will they fit the riser, or do I have to rescale the riser and the stands? Looking to print stuff for TVC figs. Thanks

Josue Tlapechco

Any way you could make the clips a bit larger to accomodate figures with larger boots? My gi joe figures for example dont really fit the clips well because of their boot size. Or maybe a board with just a peg to go under the foot. Just a thought.

Pat Myers

you would need to print the riser and the stands scaled at 66.6% if you just do the stand it will technically fit however the clips on the edges that stop the topple would be too far away for the stand

Hunter Baumann

I can’t get the risers to print. It shows up as “no geometric data” in Bambi Studio. I got the extenders and stands to print just fine. I tried re downloading, zipping the files, etc. Yet the problem remains. Any ideas?

Toying Around

DONT use the file that starts with "._" and is only 4 kb. use the 53kb file. i made the same mistake

Landspeeder Luke

I need to reupload these. It was a weird issue for a few weeks when zipping files.