Description
Majestic libraries have stained wooden bookshelves lined with old books, scrolls and tomes, desks stacked with books, scroll tables to scribe manuscripts and a globe of the known world, but most importantly comfy reading chairs.
Updates:
- 24 October 2019 (version 1.1) Bottom of Reading chair part 2 has been re-sculpted to allow for better placement.
Notes for Library Furniture:
- Right-click on the image below and “Save As” to download the reference sheet for this pack.
- Product measurements can be found in the image gallery.
Nikolaj_Uhrenholt (verified owner) –
There seems to be a problem with: Reading-Chair-pt2-v1.0. It is not flush with the bed/bottom. (At least with PrusaSlicer)
Sam Campbell (verified owner) –
We’ll get this updated.
clogangrim (verified owner) –
I think you should redesign the chair again, the contact area on the bed is too small. It took 3 tries for the top of the seat to adhere to the bed, when it transitions to the upright portion the friction seems to detach the bottom.
I’d bet taking the peg approach you guys did on the globe would work better and keep them aligned
Sam Campbell (verified owner) –
The chair has been redesigned, if you try to re-download it has a larger surface area to print from. I recommend printing this at 0.1 and a slower speed (optionally with a raft or brim) because it is such a fine detailed model.
GlitchTech Science (verified owner) –
I see that several items have indents when they are split up. Is there a specific item or print to use those indents to align the pieces?
Sam Campbell (verified owner) –
They are alignment pins, you can use filament or wire to hold them in place while glue dries.
darthhamtaro (verified owner) –
im having issues printing the bookshelf support free just turns into spaghetti. what am I doing wrong? im using an FDM printer
danielbagshawe –
Would it be possible to expand this set to include an astrolabe or small telescope?
Joanne Boorer –
Hi,
Thanks for your suggestion. I will add it to our model update list.