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MakerWorld · added Mar 18, 2026 · updated Jul 22, 2026

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Cthulhu Death May Die Player Dashboard V1.1

for Cthulhu: Death May Die (2019)

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4 plates 9h 1m 0.4 mm 110 g PLA Free

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✓ Needs about 110 g

Print profiles

Top section as single piece for 256x256 bed printers

2 plates 4h 46m 0.4 mm 106 g PLA

0.12mm layer, 4 walls, 15% infill

4 plates 9h 1m 0.4 mm 110 g PLA

Single pieces for large bed printers (e.g. H2S)

2 plates 13h 57m 0.2 mm 105 g PLA

Bigger and deeper holes for the insanity track (requested)

3 plates 8h 59m 0.4 mm 119 g PLA

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

1 plate 1h 40m 0.4 mm 70 g PLA

As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings will change these numbers.

4/22/26 UPDATE: Increased the size of the slots where the top and bottom sections join.

UPDATE: If you have a medium sized bed (256x256 – like the P1S or P2S), my recommendation is to use the “ Top section as single piece for 256x256 bed printers" printer profile.

Minor revisions to the previous design, including reducing the depth that the tentacle markers sit inside the dashboard and making that depth fixed (not dependent on how flush the dashboard is to the actual cardboard dashboard underneath) See pics. Minor change to the bottom to bevel the joining edge of the left side to (hopefully) help reduce drag. As I no longer feel it's worth printing the top portion with a 0.2mm nozzle, all parts are included in this single profile. For more details and pictures, see the original project here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2498228-cthulhu-death-may-die-player-dashboard

If you prefer not to color the added geometry (for enforcing the depth) white and keep it tan instead, delete the filament changes at layers 6 and 7 in the preview. I've printed it both ways and it looks good either way. If I didn't have an AMS, I wouldn't hassle with the additional filament changes to add white. I only made it the default because it more closely matches the cardboard player dashboard's artwork.

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