Phase 10 Score Board

UPDATE: I can't judge lengths, apparently! I cut the file in two so that there's a top and bottom chunk, it should fit on your print beds now! It was too long even for mine, so that was DEFINITELY an issue!

My mom stumbled across some drop-shipped wooden Phase 10 scoreboards on the TikTok Shop, costing $8-40, which is just insane for exact duplicates of the same thing. So, she asked me to make her a 3D-printable one!

The board is 44.3 cm (17.44 in) long, and 25.7 cm (10.12 in) wide. In the split version, the top ("Phases") portion is 14.8 cm (5.83 in) long, and the bottom ("score") portion is 29 cm (11.42 in) long.

The peg holes are 0.5 cm wide, and the pegs I modeled are 0.4 cm wide at their widest point (there is a slight taper to the pegs so you shouldn't need to sand them).

You will need 32 pegs; for 8 players, each with a X5 count and a X100 count. I kept the file as only one peg so your slicer can optimize the space needed.

I am test-printing this shortly, as soon as I can get my printer running, and will update the file with any necessary adjustments if needed!