Low Profile, 2-Color Chess Board (No Multicolor!)

Here's a thin chess board I designed. All squares of one color end at one point, and the square of the second color are slightly raised, allowing them to be 2 different colors without having to have a multicolor printer. To do this in the slicer, add a pause instuction in the gcode (or change filament if your printer supports it) at the layer just after one color has completed all of the sqaures. At 90% size (which fits on a 256x256 bed), this swap needs to happen at layer 18 (meaning that before any of layer 18 is printed, the printer will pause, and you can manually chnage the filament and then unpause it). If you need more help with this, refer to this YouTube video for Orca Slicer: youtu.be/dI1Eg6PvTXg?si=ixrXCwEF_looem4H&t=100. Other slicers should be very similar, and tutorials can be found online. The print should be around 110-150 grams depending on your settings, with 2/3 of it being the bottom color. If you need a chess set to go along with it, here is a nice one that I like: www.printables.com/model/417138-chess-pieces. The bordered model has a edge going around the entire chess board that reaches to a bit higher than the top squares, while the borderless one only has the squares. The messed up bits in the photos are becuase it came unstuck from the bed in spots, so ensure that your bed is very clean and that your filament will stick well.