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Max health/power marker - Tiny Epic Quest

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This is a remix of @guilhermefsp's markers (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3198117).

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This is a remix of @guilhermefsp's markers (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3198117). The artwork is guilhermefsp's, thank you.

Changes

  • Narrowed a bit so that two markers can be adjacent with more room.
  • Modified the "legs" that clip onto the player card. I found that the original design tends to launch itself off the card.
  • Added a leg bending jig for forming the legs.

I failed to come up with a 3D printed design for the legs that would sit nicely on the card and not require supports to get an offset between the side legs and center leg. My solution was to print the 3 legs flat and then use a heat gun and bending jig to form the legs. The final form also lifts the flag-end up off the table for easier handling.

Using the bending jig: Heat up the lower section of the marker (legs portion) with a heat gun until nice and floppy. Quickly align the floppy legs onto the bending jig and press down hard with your thumb so that the legs form to the jig. There isn't enough heat energy in the marker legs to burn your thumb. If the results are poor, reheat and try again.

I printed both the markers and the jig is PETG.

Fusion360 files included.

Category: Board Games

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