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Hex Token Trays - (optionally) magnetic
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About 174 g of filament
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Print Profile 9h 1m 174 g PLA
What it takes
4 plates
9h 1m
174 g PLA
P1S, A1, A1 mini, P1P, H2D, X1, X1 Carbon, X1E, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
Mostly standard settings here
The only thing to note here is that the threshold angle is set to 19 for supports… Trust me I printed quite a few before getting to this number… This will ensure no supports are generated to support the very edge of the hexes on the bottom side. It doesn't affect quality and saves materials + your time for peeling these off
It will still generate supports for the magnet circles but they are very minimal and easy to remove
The card holder needs supports at the bottom too
Plate Details (4)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
1h 57m
38 g
PLA · 38 g
Plate 2
2h 30m
48 g
PLA · 48 g
Plate 3
2h 11m
43 g
PLA · 43 g
Plate 4
2h 23m
45 g
PLA · 45 g
Designer's Description
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token tray / small pieces bowl for boardgames
You can (or not) add magnets - It has holes for 3x6mm magnets - no glue needed
They are stackable - within same types
5 models:
- Bowl not split
- Bowl split in 2
- Bowl split in 3
- Card holder (can attach to 2 hexes)
- Card bowl
If you are adding magnets make sure to alternate polarity (one magnet with + facing out, one magnet with - facing out…)
Easy way to do this is to stick magnet to it's neighbor magnet on the outside - then flip it around such that the side that sticks is the side that goes in the hole