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Chest for Keep the Heroes Out

Plan Your Print
About 106 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 7h 16m 106 g PLA
What it takes
12 plates 7h 16m 106 g PLA
P1S, P1P, X1, X1 Carbon, X1E, A1, A1 mini, H2D, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
Printed the Jewels in 0.08mm High Quality
Plate Details (12)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
1h 2m 18 g PLA · 18 g
Plate 2
13m 1 g PLA · 1 g
Plate 3
13m 1 g PLA · 1 g
Plate 4
16m 2 g PLA · 2 g
Plate 5
45m 8 g PLA · 8 g
Plate 6
36m 9 g PLA · 9 g
Plate 7
1h 15m 21 g PLA · 21 g
Plate 8
27m 8 g PLA · 8 g
Plate 9
1h 13m 22 g PLA · 22 g
Plate 10
35m 8 g PLA · 8 g
Plate 11
14m 2 g PLA · 2 g
Plate 12 · Test Chest Monocolor
28m 6 g PLA · 6 g
Designer's Description

I printed the chest parts of the original model (https://makerworld.com/en/models/595801#profileId-517751), but I couldn't assemble them. In the assembly instructions, it is claimed that the parts are a tight fit, but they simply do not fit. Out of the parts for 16 chests, you might get one oblique/skewed chest without breaking parts, so I remodeled the following files:

  • Jewel3
  • Lid Gold
  • Lid Middle
  • Lid Side
  • Body Side
  • Bottom Gold

I changed some of the dimensions for up to 0.6 mm to make them fit. Now, the chests can easily be assembled.

I printed everything with the “0.16mm Optimal” setting except the Jewels which I printed in “0.08mm High Quality”.

I included a few of the original files for you to be able to print a complete chest. The last plate can be used to try and print a single chest in one color and assemble it before printing parts for 16 chests that don't fit.

The rest of the tokens are nice. What I really liked were the traps, books and bones. These printed really well. The chest design was also great but not modeled precisely enough.

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