Dominos Tray - Slightly Raised
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This tray is a compromise between a completely flat tray - which this model is a remix of - and taller trays I've seen
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- Printables
- Category
- Board Games
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- Creative Commons — Attribution
I split the original model vertically along the X axis, so I had one row. I duplicated that single row (twice) and then merged the 3 rows at slightly different heights, and added end supports. I also gave a bit more separation between the rows so a user could see more of the dominoes in the back 2 rows. I used Microsoft 3D Builder (I know, I gotta learn to use a better model editor!).
This model has some imperfections, I think mostly due to 3D Builder eccentricities - it merges pieces in a funky way. Just look at the wire frame of the model to see how mucked up it got! It seems like it just kind of glues together the wire frames of merged pieces.
Anyway, I wanted trays 10 inches wide (254 mm), to accommodate 5 dominoes on their side in each row. But my printer (Prusa M4) can't handle that, so I printed it as two 130 mm pieces, with 2 alignment pins. I glued the 2 pieces together after printing.