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Dominion Game Board

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About 1,551 g of filament
Print Profile (2) 0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill 77h 10m 1,551 g PLA
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
12 plates 77h 10m 1,551 g PLA
P1S, P1P, X1, X1 Carbon, X1E, A1, H2D, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
Plate Details (12)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
6h 15m 127 g PLA · 127 g
Plate 2
6h 52m 138 g PLA · 138 g
Plate 3
6h 14m 127 g PLA · 127 g
Plate 4
6h 18m 133 g PLA · 133 g
Plate 5
7h 19m 150 g PLA · 150 g
Plate 6
6h 47m 135 g PLA · 135 g
Plate 7
5h 20m 110 g PLA · 110 g
Plate 8
7h 19m 150 g PLA · 150 g
Plate 9
5h 35m 115 g PLA · 115 g
Plate 10
6h 21m 128 g PLA · 128 g
Plate 11
7h 2m 126 g PLA · 126 g
Plate 12
5h 49m 112 g PLA · 112 g
H2D RIGHT NOZZLE 0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 8% infill
4 plates 61h 24m 1,414 g PLA
H2D, H2D Pro, H2C, H2S
Plate Details (4)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
16h 5m 359 g PLA · 359 g
Plate 2
16h 3m 359 g PLA · 359 g
Plate 3
14h 38m 348 g PLA · 348 g
Plate 4
14h 37m 348 g PLA · 348 g
As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings may change these numbers.
Designer's Description

Some family friends are big players of the Dominion Deck Building card game, and I was asked to make a custom game board for them, so this is what I came up with. There are some similar designs available on Etsy, but this is easily 3D printable, and the card slot placement I think is better for those who know the game, as it supports both the main game as well as several of the expansions for the game.

Once complete, it measures about 610mm in Diameter. I printed it with Overture Rock PLA , which i thought fitting considering the rocky texture on the top surface. I used the 0.16 layer height high quality setting. You won't want to go any bigger for layer height than that, or else the rocky surface will suffer.

This model requires approximately 1.5Kg of filament, assuming you don't mess up any of the prints. The pieces can all just be glued together, one at a time, with superglue. Do this part carefully, on a very flat surface, as the models don't have any connecting pieces or anything like that, so it's up to you to make sure everything is aligned properly.

I used acrylic paint pens to paint in the crevasses, and used a bit of Ebony Rub n Buff to give a bit more texture to the surface.

I used some self-adhesive velvet sheets , cut to shape with a Vinyl cutter, for the card slots.

When i first tried printing it, I had split up the model into larger pieces, but I was having some not insignificant warping issues (on my older, open air printer). I made each piece smaller, added a brim, and got myself an enclosed P1S, and didn't have any more warping issues.

On the small rectangle piece you can add a name, like I did on my print, if you have the skills to do so.

I'm making a separate Lazy Susan to put underneath the board so that it can spin to face any direction.

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