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Monopoly Poker Chip set w/Case

for Monopoly (1935) Layer by Layer

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About 417 g of filament From the designer's print profile

Print Profile (6) Poker chips, 10x per a plate, Top Surface Ironing, 100% infill for added weight 27h 14m 417 g PLA

Poker chips, 10x per a plate, Top Surface Ironing, 100% infill for added weight

7 plates 27h 14m 417 g PLA

X1 Carbon, A1 mini, P1S, H2S, P1P, H2C, P2S, A1, H2D, X1E, H2D Pro, X1, X2D, A2L

The poker chips! Setup to use top surface ironing, 100% infill (to give them weight like real chips), and a few other custom adjusted settings to help things print nicely. Recommend a smooth PEI bed.

Plate Details (7)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

3h 52m 61 g PLA · 23 g PLA · 38 g

Plate 2

3h 51m 59 g PLA · 23 g PLA · 36 g

Plate 3

3h 55m 61 g PLA · 24 g PLA · 37 g

Plate 4

3h 54m 58 g PLA · 24 g PLA · 34 g

Plate 5

3h 51m 58 g PLA · 24 g PLA · 34 g

Plate 6

3h 55m 60 g PLA · 24 g PLA · 36 g

Plate 7

3h 56m 60 g PLA · 25 g PLA · 35 g

Case, AMS, 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill

2 plates 9h 2m 304 g PLA

P1S, H2S, P1P, H2C, X1 Carbon, P2S, A1, H2D, X1E, H2D Pro, X1, X2D, A2L

The case! You can probably print the bottom as one color, as it's just adding a little extra color for interest.

Plate Details (2)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

5h 40m 177 g PLA · 141 g PLA · 36 g

Plate 2

3h 22m 127 g PLA · 121 g PLA · 6 g

Casino-style chips with nickel core, 9 grams, 10x per plate

7 plates 31h 32m 421 g PLA

P1S, H2D, X1, H2C, P2S, X1 Carbon, H2D Pro, P1P, A1, X1E, H2S, X2D, A2L

• Add a US nickel to each poker chip for more realistic casino chip feel. • Each chip weighs ~9 grams, 39mm wide (same as original) and ~4mm thick. The added thickness is required to sufficiently cover the nickel. • Automatically pauses at layer 15. Drop in a nickel and resume printing. • Case fits 26 chips per slot (182 chips total). • The dollar value prints face-down, which looks great on a textured plate. • Caution: if you want to flip the chip & print dollar value face-up, you must adjust the “ Nickel core top plate ” Z value from -1.0 to +1.0 for each chip in Bambu Studio / Orca Slicer. This thin plate covers the nickel, and when flipping the chip it prints below the chip. Without this thin top plate, the print will fail.

Plate Details (7)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1 · 1 Nickel core

4h 29m 61 g PLA · 21 g PLA · 40 g

Plate 2 · 5 Nickel core

4h 28m 61 g PLA · 22 g PLA · 39 g

Plate 3 · 10 Nickel core

4h 32m 62 g PLA · 23 g PLA · 39 g

Plate 4 · 20 Nickel core

4h 31m 59 g PLA · 22 g PLA · 37 g

Plate 5 · 50 Nickel core

4h 28m 57 g PLA · 22 g PLA · 35 g

Plate 6 · 100 Nickel core

4h 30m 61 g PLA · 22 g PLA · 39 g

Plate 7 · 500 Nickel core

4h 33m 60 g PLA · 22 g PLA · 38 g

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Adaptive layer

2 plates 10h 3m 344 g PLA

X1 Carbon, P1P, H2D Pro, A1, H2D, P2S, X1, P1S, H2C, X1E, H2S, X2D, A2L

I have changed 2 settings from the original profile, • inner layer speed from 300 to 200 • I used Adaptive layer height to smooth & round up the surface

Plate Details (2)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

6h 34m 207 g PLA · 165 g PLA · 42 g

Plate 2

3h 29m 137 g PLA · 130 g PLA · 7 g

0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 100% infill, 30 per plate

7 plates 72h 35m 1,065 g PLA

X1 Carbon, H2C, P1S, H2D, X1, X1E, P2S, P1P, H2D Pro, A1, H2S, X2D, A2L

It has 30 chips per plate.

Plate Details (7)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

10h 28m 149 g PLA · 47 g PLA · 102 g

Plate 2

10h 16m 154 g PLA · 48 g PLA · 106 g

Plate 3

10h 21m 155 g PLA · 49 g PLA · 106 g

Plate 4

10h 22m 150 g PLA · 49 g PLA · 101 g

Plate 5

10h 20m 152 g PLA · 49 g PLA · 103 g

Plate 6

10h 23m 155 g PLA · 50 g PLA · 105 g

Plate 7

10h 24m 150 g PLA · 50 g PLA · 100 g

FULL SET of Chips (x30)

9 plates 90h 35m 1,403 g PLA

A1, H2D, H2D Pro, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L

This is the one profile to rule them all! Lol but seriously, I don't like it when you have to print multiple plates of multi-color parts, so here is a profile with 30 chips on each plate to reduce time and waste. Also i added the original case in the same profile. You're welcome. • Print each plate ONCE • Color matched to the real color of monopoly money • less wasted time/filament I plan on making a new carrying case for this project p.s. You might want to use a Supertack plate for the best bed adhesion. p.p.s. If you want other printer profiles, let me know in the comments

Plate Details (9)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1 · 1

11h 23m 150 g PLA · 46 g PLA · 104 g

Plate 2 · 5

11h 31m 156 g PLA · 47 g PLA · 109 g

Plate 3 · 10

11h 37m 156 g PLA · 48 g PLA · 108 g

Plate 4 · 20

11h 38m 155 g PLA · 48 g PLA · 107 g

Plate 5 · 50

11h 38m 155 g PLA · 48 g PLA · 107 g

Plate 6 · 100

11h 42m 156 g PLA · 49 g PLA · 107 g

Plate 7 · 500

11h 47m 157 g PLA · 50 g PLA · 107 g

Plate 8 · CaseBottom

5h 16m 168 g PLA · 168 g

Plate 9 · CaseTop

4h 2m 150 g PLA · 8 g PLA · 142 g

As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings may change these numbers.

Designer's Description

I present to you today, a poker chip set for Monopoly! With Case!

I had a friend that plays poker, but also enjoys Monopoly, and he got me hooked on the idea of using poker chips instead of the paper currency with monopoly. I designed this to be a custom fit set for Monopoly! Along with a case to keep it tidy.

The print profiles are setup so there's 10 poker chips per a plate for each value. All in all you need 30 poker chips per a value. I wasn't sure if I should set the profiles up to only have one pokerchip on them, or try and cram them all on there. I printed them off in batches of ten though, so decided to keep it like I printed it. Should be easy to adjust for your own needs, if you want more or less. I recommend printing the poker chips on a smooth pei bed!

The case comes in it's own print profile, as there were a number of custom settings setup for the poker chips to make them best. Of note on the poker chips, I set them to 100% infill, so they have a little more weight to them like real poker chips. I also had to adjust a few other settings to make sure the inset on the face facing down, prints nicely. Lastly, the poker chips are setup to us ironing for the top face!

[Update] I have produced an A1 Mini version of the case, for the A1 Mini uses. Follow the Link HERE for more information

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