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Elektro Poker Chips for Power Grid Board Game
Print Profile (2) 0.2mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill 16h 7m 305 g PLA
Plate Details (10)
Plate Details (5)
These poker chips replace the paper money in the Power Grid board game. They are based upon the Poker Chip - Easy Two Piece by FJ2002, with numbers added on one side and an embossed image of the “elektro” symbol. To replace the paper money in the same quantities, you should print the following plates:
2x - Plate 1 named 1 Elektro Front (20 pieces)
2x - Plate 2 named 1 Elektro Back (20 pieces)
1x - Plate 3 named 5 Elektro Front (15 pieces)
1x - Plate 4 named 5 Elektro Back (15 pieces)
2x - Plate 5 named 10 Elektro Front (20 pieces)
2x - Plate 6 named 10 Elektro Back (20 pieces)
2x - Plate 7 named 50 Elektro Front (13 pieces)
2x - Plate 8 named 50 Elektro Back (13 pieces)
This will give you 40 1s, 15 5s, 40 10s, and 25 (really 26) 50s.
To assemble, it's recommended to use a flat-side hammer to tap the pieces together into a perfectly flat poker chip. If you do not have AMS, you can insert a pause on the front side between the two colors, as there is only one filament change. The back sides do not require AMS at all.
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