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Pentomino Calendar

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A challenge for every day of the year Place the pieces to show the correct month, day of week and day of month

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A modified version of abekabakoff's “Pentomino Calender”.

I changed the font a bit and made the “date” part a separate piece so it can be printed on a non-MMU printer more easily.

As the original, the calendar is in German, but can be translated in Fusion 360.

 

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Printing

I highly recommend to print the “Numbers” and “Numbers Inlay” with a 0.25 mm nozzle (if possible) for more detail.

To print the text in a different color on a non-MMU printer you can do the following (assuming you use the provided 3mf file):

  • Slice it as it is after opening the 3mf file and export the gcode
  • Right-click the “Numbers.stl” (at the very bottom), click “Change type” and change it to “Part”
  • Do the same, but in reverse, with the “Inlay.stl” (click “Change type” and change it to “Modifier”)
  • Now slice it again and export the gcode again (with a different name)
  • Print the gcode of the first export (e.g. in black)
  • Remove the skirt only and change the filament to the second color (e.g. white)
  • Now print the gcode of the second export

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