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This was prototyped in standard PLA.&nbsp;The printer I used to prototype this was a Bambu P1S with the following settings (if you also have this printer then there is a 3MF already attached for the board/drawers and also the pins separately):&nbsp;For the board, drawers and concealer:&nbsp;Layer height: 0.16mmInitial layer height: 0.2mmInfill: 15% GridWall loops: 2&nbsp;Supports: yes (I just used standard grid style ones). Note: I&#39;d forgot to tunr these on in the 3mf file in v1, but this should now be on in v2.&nbsp;&nbsp;For the playing pins:&nbsp;Same as above, but I used tree supports as I found they came off easier.&nbsp;&nbsp;For the scoring pins:&nbsp;Same as above, but no supports needed

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Mastermind - No Hinges

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I wanted to print the board without needing so much support, and since the only thing preventing it from being printable upside down were the hinges, I removed them and edited the board/concealer to create a pin construction. It&#39;s less elegant than the original but it certainly saves a lot of filament. Print with supports to make sure the lines in the board don&#39;t mess up, and remove supports carefully.&nbsp;I used the drawers and black/white pins from the original design and the coloured pins from the diamond shaped pins profile: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1813038

Board without hinges - 0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Hatte Probleme beim Drucken der originalen Farbstifte, egal wie ich die Position oder den Druck eingestellt habe. Aufgrunddessen habe ich diese vereinfachte Version erstellt welche zudem, gerade für größere Hände einfacher zu greifen ist.Mein Frust ist gelöst und ich hatte bisher keine Probleme mehr egal ob PETG, PLA oder PLA Tough+Viel Spaß beim spielen!

I had problems printing the original color pins, no matter how I adjusted the position or print settings. Because of this, I created this simplified version, which is also easier to grip, especially for larger hands.My frustration is resolved, and I have had no more problems, whether with PETG, PLA, or PLA Tough+Have fun playing!

Simplified Color Pins// 0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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This profile enables you to print this model on the A1 mini. I flipped the board on its side and turned it 45 degrees. Make sure that tree support is enabled. I slowed down the speed a little, but the other settings are from the original profile.

A1 Mini - 0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

My take on the classic mastermind board game, but with n=5.&nbsp;I have added space for some small 5mm x 2mm round magnets to be placed to make the drawers snap into closed or &#34;in play&#34; positions (or you can pull them completely out if you want to have them seperate during a game).&nbsp;I use 2 different colours for the scoring pins, and at least 7 different colours for the playing pins (if you are only playing n=4 on this board, then 6 colours would be fine).&nbsp;For the scoring pins 30 white and 20 black should be enough.&nbsp;For the playing pins, 11 of each colour should be enough (10 for the attacker, and 1 for the defender), assuming you are playing the version where you can only use a given colour once per row.

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