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Ora Et Labora (Uwe Rosenberg) Box Insert
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About 499 g of filament
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Print Profile 9h 55m 499 g PLA
What it takes
5 plates
9h 55m
499 g PLA
P1S, A1, X1E, H2D, H2D Pro, X1, P2S, X1 Carbon, P1P, H2C, H2S, X2D, A2L
Plate Details (5)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1 · Basic Tiles
3h 2m
166 g
PLA · 166 g
Plate 2 · Advanced Tiles
2h 47m
142 g
PLA · 142 g
Plate 3 · Game Board Base
18m
7 g
PLA · 7 g
Plate 4 · Deck and Extras
1h 33m
75 g
PLA · 75 g
Plate 5 · Player Trays
2h 15m
109 g
PLA · 109 g
Designer's Description
This amazing game is slightly hampered by the number of types of cardboard chits involved- organizing it well is key to getting it to the table to play!
I've included pictures of how I put the bits in as a reference.
The plastic square and post (the tray labeled Game Board Base) is a replacement for the metal screw in rivets supplied with the game. It's a little annoying to have to take them off when changing the number of players at the table, and it also tends to let the dial pull the whole board into a spin rather than moving by itself. I took some grippy shelf liner, messily cut squares to fit the base and glued them on (top and bottom!) with epoxy.