Sling Puck Hockey

Now Released and more game surfaces to follow!

The goal of slingpuck is to be the first to shoot all your pucks into your opponent's camp! A simple 2 player game.

How to play

Rules:

• 1. Each player puts 5 pucks on their side.
• 2. The game is played with one hand.
• 3. Use the elastic to fire the pucks to the other side of the board.
• 4. Only one puck is moved at a time.
• 5. Slide both ends of the elastic band into the side grooves so that they snap into place.
• 6. As soon as the game starts, there is no pause allowed.
• 7. Whoever clears the board first is wins.

Important Rules;

• When the game starts, the puck cannot be moved to clear the way of pucks
• If a puck should fly out of the board, the game doesn’t pause and the player must go pick it up by himself.

Suggested print settings:

• 3 walls
• 10% infill
• 4 Top/Bottom layers (ironing is optional)
• supports are optional for the puck gate if you dont trust your bridging

Materials:

• One piece of 1.75mm to join the boards together
• 12 3x2mm magnets
• 300-350mm of 2.5-3mm elastic cord

Changes:

• added a rounded edge /w build in layers for easier coloring/painting on the STL file as well as BL 3mf file for easier access to the attached step files inside!

Full Ice Edition:

• Print a stick and smaller pucks and fight your way to the win the old school way! (Nets coming soon)
• Uses 3x2mm magnets which will hold the nets in place and challenge your friends to classic finger hockey!

Support:

• If you like my work and wish to help support me share and post about my designs or head over to my Cults3D or Patreon and purchase the files/subscription as well all money earned go back into my design and prototyping for new products for the community!

Revisions:

• Dec 9 - Added more tolerance for the hinge as some were having issues getting filaments through! Also added a hole cap to plug the holes between games to prevent pucks from escaping.
• Dec 27 - Added a non divider version and smaller pucks to really up the difficulty and versatility of the game