Pitchputt - Corner track putting greens

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- parts to turn PitchCar track segments into a mini golf style flicking game by adding a putting green track section. PitchPutt corner track putting greens - additional PitchPutt greens that fit on the inside of curved track. Notes on Printing - A ring that can be placed in the middle of track that uses multiple curves that prevents people from skipping track by crossing the middle. Some general notes on printing. PitchCar track is around 6mm thick. Most of these designs are configured that way or close to it, but I found with my current printer configuration I needed to stretch the Z axis a little bit in order to get the best results (either that, or spend a lot of time calibrating). I printed most of these parts with PLA, the rails being the big exception (PETG for flexibility). They have all fit with my stock PitchCar components, although some were a little tight and Upsilon in particular needed some work. If things are tight, they can always be sanded/shaved down. Some parts are quite loose, but in practice that does not matter much (and is a little advantageous when trying to get track to connect back without using a jump, although the variable lengths of some of the parts make this more challenging than usual... so print at least one jump if you don't have one already. I used 0.2mm layers for the flat track and 0.12mm adaptive layers with any non-horizontal surfaced track to try to improve the smoothness of the curves. I still ended up sanding some places, but overall things were playable with minimal post processing. Printing with brims helps a lot with bed adhesion, particularly with the jigsaw tabs and some of the smaller points at the corners of track. If they do curl a little it doesn't really impact play as the upper surface is still flat, but if you are mirroring the designs and printing them with the track surface facing the bed (for texture or smoothness) then this could be a bigger issue. I used 2 walls and 4 bottom/top layers with 20% infill and ironing turned on when printing 0.2mm and I used 4 walls with 4 bottom and 6 top layers and 25% infill when printing 0.12mm. My experience with the smaller layers was that the extra infill support and extra skin helped smooth out any weirdness. Your mileage may vary. It is probably possible to get away with less infill with 0.2mm, but I was aiming to have the track sections feel substantial and solid. If you see a mistake or know of a model that should be added, send me a message or a comment and I can edit. You can also find the parts to print PitchCar Mini in a separate entry. I have seen some other models for sale or only available on sites that I haven't made an account on yet. Special Thanks I only designed one tiny part in this list, so all appreciation should go to the designers on thingiverse. In particular I wanted to call out dranac73 who shared most of the Extension based designs and supergman for being incredibly creative and prolific. They account for the majority of the designs listed here and it is very appreciated.