Tabletop Football

Fully 3D-printable tabletop football game. No hardware required — everything including the hip bolt and nut is printed.
 

WHAT TO PRINT (plates)

•  Kicker x2 — or Spring Version x2 — in team colors 
  (spring version just adds a spring seat; see optional. Each Kicker plate includes one ball half, so two colors = one finished ball)
•  Keeper x2 in team colors
•  Goal net x2 (white)

ASSEMBLY

• Ball: glue the two halves — the zigzag joint only fits one way. Whichever color faces up kicks next!
• Kicker: insert plunger shaft UP through the hole in the base BEFORE putting a coin in the pocket. 
    Press the cap onto the shaft (tiny drop of superglue). 
    Drop the nut into the hex pocket, push the bolt through from the other side, snug it — the leg should swing freely.
• Goal: glue base pads to the frame's rear face (pins align it). 
    Slide the rod in FROM THE FRONT through the bearing (the collar stops it  sliding back), 
    then glue the handle on the rear end and the keeper on the front — the D-flat sets the orientation.
• Net hood slides over from behind; friction fit, glue optional.

OPTIONAL

  ~26mm coin (2-Euro) in the base pocket as ballast — recommended for hard kicks, glue it in

  Spring version has a seat for a return spring. Without it the leg's weight returns the plunger as best as possible
  (button may rest a few mm low; printing the leg at 100% infill helps (already set up)). 
  I didn't find a spring that fit well — mine were all too narrow or too stiff — so treat it as experimental.