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Mini Chess for Altoid Tin — modelo 3D

Mini Chess for Altoid Tin

por Frank Deschner en Printables

This is a #3dp remix. This is a travel game. Maybe a gift. This is a cool showcase.

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Solo uso personal

CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 — Atribución, no comercial, compartir igual

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This is a #3dp remix. This is a travel game. Maybe a gift. This is a cool showcase. For this you need to be able to print teeny tiny.

Chess Pieces The original version wasn't very printer friendly and had too tiny details. I ran into a problem slicing some pieces resulting in missing layers. I reworked the set, made it printable, cut out the magnets and brought out the details for the mini size. In the end I printed with a 0,2 mm nozzle and 0,1 mm layer height. Credit goes to u/phistterbut_Inc and u/tetralite:

thingi Chess pieces thingi Chess pieces II

Board The thingiverse version was too thick for the magnets to get a good grip and had the wrong size for the Altoid tin. This model is thinner (0,3 mm white + 0,2 mm black) and works nicely with the regular color change on any single extruder machine.

Tweezers Kind of a gimmick, but the game is really so tiny it wouldn't be playable. I took a popular model and added cutouts for the magnets on them. Now they can sit in the lid of the chess box. Credit goes to: thingi Tweezers

Magnets Cylindric, silver, 4 mm x 2 mm

ali Magnets Fix them in the prints with a drop of super glue.

amazon Loctite Super Gel

Print instructions Printer: Prusa MK3s Resolution: 0,1 mm Infill: 100 % Filament: PLA Black & White Notes: I used a 0,2 mm nozzle for the details. Board: Color change (Gcode: M600) between layer 2 and 3

Print slowly!

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