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The Quacks of Quedlinburg organizers (Kwakzalvers)

1 plate 2h 22m 0.4 mm 89 g PLA Free
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Before you print
Needs about 89 g
Print profiles
0.20mm Standard
1 plate 2h 22m 0.4 mm 89 g PLA
All parts colored and divided into plates for easy printing
5 plates 6h 21m 0.4 mm 236 g PLA
A1 Mini Version
4 plates 3h 21m 0.4 mm 104 g PLA
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
4 plates 7h 34m 0.4 mm 268 g PLA
Objects on different plates for easy printing
4 plates 4h 24m 0.4 mm 146 g PLA
Tray 2 ingredients (1 or 2 books) + template separators
4 plates 3h 3m 0.4 mm 106 g PLA
Larger trays for GeekUp Bit Set
2 plates 2h 12m 0.4 mm 79 g PLA
As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings will change these numbers.

It is July 2024 and I browsed various 3D models platforms in search for the best trays for Quacks (aka The Quacks of Quedlinburg, ) with no expansions .

The best I found for the ingredients and players trays are the following two:

• Ingredients trays

• Rubies and players resources trays

While having these printed saves a significant amount of time when setting up the game and packing, there is no benefit in having a container for bags, cards or the die.

I have modified the ingredients trays in the following way:

• thinner walls to save printing time and filament;

• made 3 versions to account for all the possible combinations, two of them allow for both the ingredients books to be used as lids.

They all show be printed with support of type tree.

I have modified the rubies and players resources trays in the following way:

• thinner lid to save printing time and filament;

• added bumps to the lid and holes to the box to allow for the lid to not slip away easily.

The lid should be printed with the configuration shown in the attached screenshot.

Suggested profile

• All parts colored and divided into plates for easy printing by @Martin H .

Players boxes

Print one for every player (yellow, red, green and blue) and put the white tokens inside each player's box so that you don't have to loose time to count the white tokens and divide them for each player at the beginning of every match.

Print list with the fitting game colors

• 2 books 3 ingredients: red, blue, green and yellow

• 2 books 1 ingredient: purple

• 1 book 1 ingredient: orange and black

Designed with Tinkercad .

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