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Checkers and Chess Board

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This is a simple 2 color print with a single color change. Easy to print in any printer.

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Board Games
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I've found this nice StarWars chess set that I wanted to print. I wanted a solid board, that could be printed in my BambuLab P1S in one piece and simple color changes, because I don't have an AMS. So, I've designed this board. It can be printed in any printer with a printing area of 250x250mm. Printed this chess set scaled down to 70% with a 0,2mm nozzle.

Once I've designed the board, I've alse designed some checkers pieces to it. The checkers pieces has the following characteristics:

  • Low filament comsumption;
  • Easy to print with no supports;
  • Stackable;
  • Sized to match the board.

Printing the board (board size 248x248mm):

Use a layer height of 0,24mm to the first layer (I've used it to all layers). Print the darker filament, add a pause to the end of darker filament then change to the lighter one. I've used the classic black/white combination.

For Bambulab, to be able to print the full bed size it needs some tweak. This article explains how. 

Other printers may have some particularities, but the key is to pause after first color, change the filament and then let it go till the end.

My printing config (Bambulab P1S - Manual filament change):

  • 0,6mm Nozzle;
  • 0,24mm layer height;
  • Initial Layer 0,64mm;
  • Elephant foot compensation 0;
  • Walls Printing Order Outer/Inner;
  • Top Shell Layers 3
  • Bottom shell layers 2 ;(optional - saves material but needs a well adjusted printer)
  • Bottom shell thickness 0,48 (optional - saves material but needs a well adjusted printer);
  • Infill Density 15%;
  • Infill Pattern  Honeycomb;
  • Initial Layer 25 mm/s (I like to do first layer slower - personal preference);
  • Prime tower disabled (There's no area in my printer for a prime tower).

The checker pieces doesn't need any special configs, but the dimensional tolerances are tight. If they don't fit the way you like it, you can print 2 to test and use X=Y hole compensation to adjust if needed.

 

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Enjoy!

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