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Vantage board game (Stonemaier Games) player mat

Plan Your Print
About 53 g of filament From the designer's print profile
Print Profile 1h 59m 53 g PLA
What it takes
2 plates 1h 59m 53 g PLA
X1 Carbon, P1S, X1, A1, P1P, H2D Pro, H2D, X1E, H2S, P2S, H2C, X2D, A2L
Printed at a .2mm layer height, 2 walls, 15% infill, nothing too special.
Plate Details (2)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
39m 17 g PLA · 17 g
Plate 2
1h 20m 36 g PLA · 36 g
Designer's Description

I wanted player mats for Vantage, to keep the cards from sliding about the table, and didn't want to pay $20 for the official addon mats, especially because I'll never need all 6 of them. Plus, it's so much more efficient economically to spend 8 hours designing, tweaking and printing your own! (Yes that is sarcasm, why do I do this to myself??)

I also have an X1C and a standard mat is too big to fit the print bed, so this is designed to be printed in 2 pieces, and the two slot together near seamlessly. The friction fit is decent, but I did not overengineer the fit because I intended to glue the two pieces together anyway. Fits nicely in the box as well.

Total height is 3.6mm tall, so they are also slightly thinner than the official dual-layer mats. The lip that keeps the cards from sliding is 1.6mm tall which is just tall enough if your cards aren't curved too much. I wanted to keep the profile as small as possible for box space considerations.

Latest addition is a small divot between the cards to ease getting your fingernail under a card, so they can be picked up without hacking up the edge trying to get under it.

vantage vantage boardgame player mat
Vantage box art Vantage 2025 Layer by Layer
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