LED dungeon torch wall

Learn how to 3d print dungeon tiles with LED torches for your D&D dungeon terrain cheap and easily! All parts are linked in the video description, and no soldering is necessary.
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[@carlpeach8748]

Bought the lights and batteries before the price jumps from everyone wanting these walls. Great job Tom. Now we just need the Dwarven and Cavern equivalents : )

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

Thanks!

[@nerdistwoodworking7298]

I was just thinking that it would awesome for the caverns to have some bioluminescent moss or something in the design

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

@@nerdistwoodworking7298 it's coming :)

[@ChippedBuilds]

Awesome! Love how it is such a easy thing to do with no soldering required.

[@deanwaters]

dam whoever designed is a true hero , great job looks really good !

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

Thanks :)

[@bschremp]

very cleaver design. Well done. I can not wait to get some parts and make some of these.

[@timberry4709]

Clever design and a nice, easy-to-understand tutorial. 👍👍

[@Gowaduv]

this is awesome. I'm going to try this method with the three-torch walls, too

[@barelyasurvivor1257]

Ty for the links and mentioning you are an Amazon Associate .
Your link no longer leads to Orange PLA though ,but the others work great for me

[@Gamgan]

So simple yet effective, this is a great idea! Thanks for sharing Tom

[@BBRCNGL]

Perfect design... Also you can use flickering candle effect leds.

[@4cpus4me]

Slick. Well done.

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

Thanks :)

[@iandawkins2182]

Great video, you can make it even more realistic by using a slow fade / flickering led to mimic a real flame. They are self contained just like the one you used and do not require additional wiring and components, so easy to use.

[@mjvv81]

Now there's some nifty engineering. Bravo

[@avejst]

Impressive design
Thanks for sharing :-)

[@g00fysmiley]

Love it, will make some for sure. But probably will magnetize or use tack glue for the clear orange torch piece to the wall. I am to paranoid about the led burning out. I know they are supposed to last a long time but at 100 for $6 I have my concerns

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

You could always just use a single drop of superglue on each side, that should be enough to hold it in place, but break away easily if you'd ever need to replace the bulb. :)

[@colacanthhh]

Awesome stuff as always!

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

Thank you :)

[@alikron7099]

This is amazing!

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

Thanks!

[@alikron7099]

No, thank you! Your company has completely increased my love for tabletop gaming and 3d printing.

[@OdinsFerrari2178]

Very cool man!!

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

Thanks!

[@DMJoeBing]

BIG improvement over the first torch walls. Those are a headache to deal with.

[@kamitsuna]

a 3mm LED would improve this effect for the scale of the torch. They work identically to the 5mm led. But this is a FANTASTIC design.

[@DocLeo72]

Nice model and setup. However, any guidance on the temps for the orange filament? It's like printing with gummy-bears!

[@DocLeo72]

I figured it out. When ordering the transparent orange be careful and double check (alas I didn't) because there is a "flexible" filament that is titled almost exactly the same and it won't print through an Ender3.

[@chalkboy8]

Freaking awesome! I don't print the flame piece, instead, you can put a piece o' cotton ball where the flame would go. Have you considered using flickering LED lights!!!

[@J_Menocal]

Just a heads up, your translucent pla link takes me to a green pla instead. Was able to find it with a quick search but just wanted to give you a heads up.

[@spiritconsumer]

amazing

[@ImaginerImagines]

Another good design. :)

[@Hero1117a]

Wonderful

[@Tronex2009]

Is there any reason not to use the Castle LED Wall not also in a Dungeon scene?

[@xMEanimations]

I have some CR2025's collecting dust, will those work too?

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

Yes, a 2025 is 3v, so it will power the LED, but it may not fit the battery tray well. You may have to use some tinfoil to act as a spacer if it is too thin for the tray.

[@amaurythewarrior]

there's gotta be a way to make a simple switch I suppose,

[@loopymind]

These would be cool(er) if you modified the model so it would house the innards of one of those led Thea-lights that flicker ever so slightly :)

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

Pssst... read the video description, there are flickering LEDs already linked there ;)

[@MaltWhiskey]

Led’s don’t have internal resistance, so how come they don’t burn out by using up too much current? Unless those batteries limit the current somehow... Still very nice design.

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

If you run a higher voltage than the LED is rated it will definitely burn out (like using a 12v battery with a 3v LED), that's why I've designed it to use 2.2-3v LEDs and a 3v battery.

[@stefinatrix3426]

What kind of joyless troll would give his a thumbs down???

[@lord_insany]

One that does not like the shaky, alcohol-withdrawal hands :(

[@MatthewSemones]

there is ALWAYS one @#$ hole that clicks thumbs down... doesn't matter how good the video is, doesn't matter how much work goes into the video... they just do it to be doing it... it's unavoidable

[@chai-chadaz3604]

i can't get those batteries because my country has classified them as hazzerdous???.... :/

[@lanesteele240]

If i buy the stl do i get everything here. (Not the materials used)

[@Tombof3DPrintedHorrors]

You get everything that is 3D printable (i.e., not the battery or the LED light). You get the wall, and the printable battery tray/LED holder.