Travel Foldable Cribbage Board & Pegs

Foldable Cribbage board - Great for Travel!

This design is similar to the other remix I have, however based on feedback and my own experience I've completely rebuilt it.

Features:

• Colored tracks for each player 
• Starting peg holder
• Game count tracker
• Filleted edges with less sharp edges
• Skunk line marker
• 3 layers (.6mm) of colored filament shows color well but does not use excessive amount of filament switches
• Holds together with magnets, stays firmly closed yet easy to open
• Stores pegs and deck of cards inside
• Peg storage area larger than other model to allow virtually any peg to be used and stored

I've also redesigned the cribbage pegs from the other model I have making them longer and more tapered. There are specifically designed to fit into this board, but could be used for another board. I've set them up as 3 of each on one plate with print by object (each set of 3 is one ‘object’). If you aren't using a bed slinger - or are confident about your bed adhesion - you could turn off the brim, but I didn't want a lot of bad reviews due to poor adhesion and pegs falling off. 

The bottom of the board being printed in blue is a happy accident. On one of my prototypes my printer ran out of black and just started feeding in blue (it's not supposed to do that) and I liked the result so I kept it. Obviously you could keep it all the same color if you prefer.

The profile is setup to pause to allow you to insert the magnets which are then covered with plastic. This will require firm pressure, straight down into the model. Make sure you put them in opposite each other so that the case stays closed (instead of not closing). I printed at least 3 prototypes as I refined the design and not once did I use any glue and had no issues at all. (Though I'm told using hardened steel hot end may be different than using a stainless steel - however, these magnets fit in very firmly).

Update: Added a “Blank” print profile. In this model the board does not have the word “Cribbage” embossed on it. As per user request, this allows people to customize that part of the board using Bambu Studio text feature. I suggest using a “thickness” of .1 and “embedded depth” of 1.0.