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One plate 24 inserts, 0.2mm layer
One plate 24 inserts, 0.2mm layer
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I made this for my daughter's teacher as a gift at the end of the year. I first searched for the original game (and wanted to replace the pictures) only to discover that I don't have it anymore. So I tried making one myself.

I know this is an existing game and honestly I have no idea if I can share this model but it would be such a shame not to and I kinda like my version better :p

I love how sturdy the whole thing turned out to be. I printed the board in PLA+ and the frames in Fiberlogy's Impact PLA. The frames snap very firmly into their slots and are not loose but friction fit in the board. This way the thing does not make any sound when handling and the frames flip open with a resistance and holding force similar to a laptop lid.

The only downside is that you sadly cannot achieve the satisfying frame slap down and I know many will not like this. But you might try printing the frame a little bit bigger (only in X-axis) and you should be able to get a looser fit

Board dimensions are 200x223,5x10mm

Frames fit a picture of 24,5mm x 39mm and have a slot to slide them in. The guides have some narrower parts for fixating the picture a little bit, but you can use some double sided tape if you do not want to change or randomize the pictures regularly

The have a hard stop at 65° for a good viewing angle and clean look when opened.

 

Print the board with sufficient walls in order to make the thinner sides full plastic. This gives the best rigidity and makes for a seemingly unbreakably board.

Print the frames upright with some glue to the bed for best adhesion.

 

Somewhat satisfying bed release of the frames:

 

 

I've done 4 prints like this on a PEI sheet and never had one falling over during printing. Use PLA with strong layer adhesion at the top end of it's temperature rating. I've grown to love Fiberlogy's Impact PLA for it's great impact resistance. The frames flex a little bit but feel rock solid even though the backside of the pictures is only two walls thick (1mm)

 

Boring assembly video, but informative nonetheless:

 

 

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Did a the office version, it's so cool, prints perfectly, no adjustments needed.
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That is awesome!
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One plate 24 inserts, 0.2mm layer
Worked great for a class project
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I love this little version that I would like to use for my class could you share it so that I can print it for my students as well thanks in advance
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how did you resize to be 4x3?
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did you just cut it before printing?
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Can you upload a smaller version that fits the a1mini?
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There is a remix of this model which is designed to fit a1 mini
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where do I find it
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Replying to @Mikayel_Kh :
where?
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Finally some opportunity to make a little game for my tabletop group. I tried to printed it a bit larger, did not work. It was to loose. So I took the original and it worked out perfectly anyway.
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@Byandraa would you be willing to share the separate card holder, i just got my sets printed and realized that important part was missing! or @matthiasdeblais would you be willing to add one to the files?
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Replying to @OhEmGee :
I am sorry, i looked, but i don't have the file. But if it helps: I just used the cutting tool to cut one square.
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How to play?
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One plate 24 inserts, 0.2mm layer
Great model, i wanted a custom one for my kids
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I printed two, the first was very easy to assemble, and the second was quite tight to fit together Many thanks
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did you make this cut to put the letter yourself
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One plate 24 inserts, 0.2mm layer
I had to redo it 3 times because the boxes don't have adequate supports and they fall and get ruined during printing
Support Issue:I recommend printing them horizontally with better supports
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clean your build plate and put your printer on a better surface so it doesn’t shake while printing
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I have already printed several and had no problems They worked perfectly without any additions Freshly washed bed and a bit of glue stick
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One plate 24 inserts, 0.2mm layer
Excellent for the English classroom *****
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I want to use for sight words. what size are the slots for the cards?
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print came out great.
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Congratulations, the model is excellent and made a great gift!!! I made it with 3 colors and it looks beautiful. Orange PETG White PLA Black PLA I split the colors in Bambu slicer
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