Floating TicTacToe
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This is an oversized (and now mini!) version of the classic game, 'TicTacToe', designed to float and be used in water.
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Floating TicTacToe
The perfect game to play in your pool. This game is oversized and can float which makes it ideal for use in the pool.
Update: New Mini Size And Jumbo On-The-Go Print Files For Smaller Printers
Mini version has just been added for people wanting a smaller game to be played in and out of the pool. In addition to that, a new assembly version of the game has been added for those who still want the jumbo version, but only have a small printer available. No carrying a large frame that doesn't fit into small bags - simply pull apart to fit into almost any bag. The perfect solution for TicTacToe on the go!
Print In One Colour - Without Supports!
This game is perfect to print in one colour. No need for any switching between filaments during the print. What's more, is that this game requires no supports, so it's perfect to print and play! (Supports may be needed for new jumbo on-the-go version, however these supports will be very small and minimal if any).
Assembly for Jumbo TicTacToe On-The-Go
Either normal or on-the-go version X's And O's can be printed for this version as they are the same size. The only difference is on-the-go version is a single X or O so it can be printed on smaller printers.
Printing Recommendations
On-The-Go version of X's and O's must be printed at least five times each to have enough to play the game.
On-The-Go Frame must be printed 4 times for the full frame.
15-20% infill is recommended so the game pieces can float. (Lower infill recommended for mini version).
ASA will be best due to its resistance to UV rays, heat and chlorine, as well as its density. PETG should also be a good alternative, however it may slowly degrade over continuous, long-term exposure to chlorine and will need low infill to float.
No supports should be needed.
Disclaimer:
Due to a lack of a 3D printer, personal testing of this model hasn't been possible. However research was done on dimensions and careful work has been done on the measurements of the model to help ensure the functioning of this model. If any issues arise with the measurements of this model, I will be happy to rectify these issues where possible.
Likes, makes, downloads and comments are all greatly appreciated. Thank you.