Table Talk
Nothing here yet. Love this design? Say so - the designer might see it.

Eclipse Second Dawn Turn Order Tracker w/ markers

Plan Your Print
Optional multicolor profile The designer also offers a multicolor way to print this (an MMU/AMS profile or per-color parts)
About 91 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 4h 10m 91 g PLA, PETG
What it takes
4 plates 4h 10m 91 g PLA, PETG
P1S, H2D Pro, X1E, X2D, X1 Carbon, H2S, P1P, H2C, X1, P2S, H2D, A1, A2L
• 0.12mm layer height with 0.4mm nozzle • Print all plates without support except for the storage box • Storage box is printed as PLA with PETG interface support. SEE BELOW FOR DETAILS. • AMS-ready • Player color cube plate needs to be reprinted for each player color Print the tracker hex, toggle, and player cubes without support. I like to print the toggle on a Cool Plate Supertack to get a smooth finish on both sides. I have ironing enabled for the top of the tracker hex, which is optional. The player cubes are in a set of three. Only two are needed per color. There is a third in case you lose one so you don't need to go back and reprint more. You will need to re-print the player cube sets in the six possible player colors: Black, white, green, red, blue, yellow. For the storage box, the provided profile is set up to print the box in PLA and use PETG as the interface support material. DO NOT PRINT WITH PLA ON PLA SUPPORT. The support will be extremely difficult if not impossible to remove. Please make sure to also set up appropriate purge volumes to prevent cross contamination between PLA and PETG in the nozzle. The print will break at the layer just above the support interface if you fail to do this. If you are not familiar with using PETG as an interface with PLA, please do some research. Use the default required settings Bambu Studio prompts for (Top Z distance = 0, Interface pattern = rectilinear, Top interface spacing = 0, Independent support layer height disabled), set the build plate temperature for PETG to the same as PLA, and set purge volumes to ~800 between PLA and PETG. I got nearly perfect release of the support with these settings and dry PETG-HF. At the start of the game, players place their colored cubes in turn order on the “This Turn” side of the tracker. When a player passes, they place their second cube on the “Passed” side to indicate their turn order for the next turn. Their first cube remains on the “This Turn” side to track reaction order. When all players have passed, flip the “This Turn” toggle to the other side and remove all player cubes from the turn that just ended.
Plate Details (4)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Tracker Hex - Print without Support
1h 14m 24 g PLA · 11 g PLA · 8 g PLA · 5 g
Plate 2 · Toggle - Print without Support
25m 5 g PLA · 3 g PLA · 2 g
Plate 3 · Player Cubes One Set - Reprint Colors
13m 2 g PLA · 2 g
Plate 4 · Cube Storage - Print with Support
2h 19m 60 g PLA · 55 g PETG · 5 g
Designer's Description

I started with the general geometry of the turn order tracker made by thingiverse user notjux and then made various changes:

  • Added explicit labeling for “This Turn” and “Passed”
  • Added a hinged toggle to flip which side is “This Turn” and which one is “Passed”
  • Included models for 8mm cubes to print specifically for use with this tracker
  • Designed a storage box for the cubes that nests on top of the turn order tracker to fit in the game box
  • AMS-ready for multi-color
eclipse 2nd dawn eclipse