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7th Citadel Dividers

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Dividers for the boardgame 7th Citadel by Serious Poulp. Can also be used for 7th Continent.

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Board Games
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Dividers for the boardgame 7th Citadel (and can be used for 7th Continent) to improve the access to often used cards.

Printing the files

I used a Prusa MK3S and Prusa Slicer to slice and print the stl files. I sliced the file with a layer height of 0.30mm which will then produce .gcode with 2 layers. 

I recommend using a color swap after the first layer to print the first layer in white and the second layer in black. The provided gcode files already have the above mentioned color swap.

 

Acknowledgement

The code is based on the excellent parametric design of user phrozen on thingiverse. Check out the original code and stls on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3714742.

I merely changed the code to support more 'divisions' for the tab location:

And a way to make solid tabs:

 

Furthermore I used the amazing divider template made by BoardGameGeek user Nitrik as a basis for generating the .stl files. See https://boardgamegeek.com/filepage/274641/additional-dividers for the original template. 
And also check out the post in the forums with additional information: https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/3253085/addtional-custom-dividers.

 

 

 If you want to generate your own dividers the code is provided on GitHub.

 

Currently provided divider numbers:

  • 001
  • 002
  • 003
  • 004
  • 005
  • 006
  • 007
  • 008
  • 013
  • 014
  • 049
  • 051
  • 099
  • 101
  • 102
  • 103
  • 104
  • 105
  • 106
  • 149
  • 199
  • 251
  • 299
  • 301
  • 351
  • 399
  • 401
  • 451

EDIT: Removed the pre sliced gcode for now due to a bug in Prusa Slicer 2.8.0 not recognizing the color change.

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