Customizable Periodic Table Tiles - Group 17 - Halogens | 3D Printable Element Set
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6 printable Group 17 element tiles with symbol, proton and neutron counts - part of a customizable periodic table.
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Part of the Customizable 3D Printable Periodic Table - 6 element tiles for column 17: FLUORINE (F), CHLORINE (Cl), BROMINE (Br), IODINE (I), ASTATINE (At), TENNESSINE (Ts).
Each 40 mm tile carries the atomic number, element symbol, name and the proton and neutron counts of its natural isotopes as embossed raised text (P- for protons, N- for neutron counts, most abundant isotope first; * marks the most stable synthetic isotope). Tiles sit on a 44 mm grid, so printed groups butt together into the full periodic table - collect all 20 groups (18 columns + lanthanide and actinide rows) from our profile.
CUSTOMIZABLE IN THE BROWSER - no CAD software needed. Open the attached recipe in TrueGeometry Playground, tick Auto-Run, then drag the Live Parameter sliders: $TILE (face size), $THK (thickness), $SYMSZ / $NUMSZ / $NMSZ / $LNSZ (text sizes), $RIMW / $RIMH (rim), $TXTH (emboss height). The layout math adapts automatically. The how-to-run guide PDF (attached, and in the gallery images) walks through it with marked screenshots.
FILES
- group-col17.stl - all 6 tiles of column 17, ready to print in one job (tiles are separate overlapping shells by design: low vertex count, easy export, clean break-apart)
- col17-recipes.zip - the full TrueGeometry Playground recipes: one for the whole group plus one per individual tile, so you can rebuild or customize any tile and export your own STL
- TrueGeometry-How-To-Run-Scripts.pdf - 2-page visual guide
Full TrueGeometry Playground commands: in the blog article and the attached recipe files.
Blog article (full set, data rules, isotope FAQ): https://blog.truegeometry.com/0_0_0_0/blogs/post-638eb03b.html
TrueGeometry Playground (free, browser-based): https://www.truegeometry.com/CoreWebGLTG/KBEAgentHTTP.html
Honest notes: display/educational model, not yet test-printed by us - if you print a group, please share a Make, it really helps the community. At default size the embossed text is designed for a 0.4 mm nozzle. Cover image is a TrueGeometry Playground render of the actual STL geometry.
License: CC BY-NC 4.0 - free for students, teachers and makers; commercial use requires TrueGeometry's consent.