PDGA-inspired Disc Golf Mando Sign
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Print mando signs like they have at official courses
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Outdoor Sports
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Introduction
I made this model to closely resemble an actual mando sign you see in professional events. It is based on screen observations, I have not ripped off an actual product.
Naturally, plate thickness and the embossing height are just a guess -- those cannot be fathomed from video at all. So I went with dimensions I consider practical.
If this official-looking sign is too "on the nose" for your course, consider my Inconspicuous Disc Golf MANDO Sign instead.
Printing
The bgcode and 3mf files have a colour change included at the proper height. Start with the plate colour (white) and switch to the lettering colour (orange or red) when prompted. The model is sized for a Prusa MINI-sized printer with a 180-mm (7") build plate.
Go for a material that survives outside -- PETG is the easiest to print from among those that are suitable. The attached bgcode files are made for 0.4-mm nozzles, but don't hesitate to use a larger nozzle if you have one handy, and reslice.
Mounting
There are two "pre-drilled" mounting holes at the top and bottom of the sign. They are made for 3-mm screws. Each has a thin layer of material left at the very top, so that if you don't need it, you can leave it closed an it will remain invisible. Press a screw right through it or use a suitable tool to punch through first.