business board game box e.g. monopoly

for Monopoly (1935) Layer by Layer

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Plan Your Print

About 375 g of filament From the designer's print profile

Print Profile 8h 14m 375 g PLA

What it takes

2 plates 8h 14m 375 g PLA

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

0.4 nozzle, 0.2 layer height; printed in PLA; no support ! I used only outer brims as box is quite big (cover almost 80% of plate); quite standard settings; 3 walls, arachne generated, inner/outer/inner; sparse infill: I prefer Gyroid but do not think e.g. grid will make any harm here; top/bottom surface pattern : keep it simple so rectilinear;

Plate Details (2)

0.4 mm nozzle, all plates

Plate 1

5h 29m 254 g PLA · 254 g

Plate 2

2h 44m 121 g PLA · 121 g

Designer's Description

Hello,

I proposed a box for a cheap, eastern-European version of famous board game called Monopoly. In fact, in ‘80 and ’90 our parents, uncles and cousins called it Eurobiznes (and goddamned bastards always bought Austria and never pay taxes…). Taking into account that original box which contain paper board is very thin and weak I designed that. It helps to travel with this game along in my car and help to keep all items together. I strongly recommend also to print-out some newly designed houses, hotels etc. It will not take long but you will be able to travel a little bit into Nostalgia, a country for old man and boomers, like me (and for god's sake never stop in Vienna!).

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