D&D Tracker Book - Split for Smaller Printers

Used a stylized dovetail pattern to split the small tracker book into two parts. The split pattern I chose already provides some structural support in the X and Y direction, and for structural support in the Z direction I added dovetail slots along the split line and included dovetails keys to fill those slots to be used with a bit of glue.

It's not ideal having to split the gorgeous original model, but 220x220 print beds (like on my K1C) or smaller are very common, and I think the dovetail pattern I went with gives a pleasant look to the design.

Largest part (the tracker/book part) now only requires an area of 151x137 mm, whereas the original required 249x137 mm.

Printing

So, for a single small tracker book you'll need to print the following:

1. Main Book Part
2. Cover Part
3. Dovetail Keys x3

Also included a folder with 5x3 magnet holes instead of the original 6x3, since the former is what I had at hand.

Assembly

1. Lower the cover part into place where it splits from the main part.
2. Add a tiny bit of glue to the dovetail slots
3. Insert the dovetail keys into the slots

Personal Print Notes

Printed on a Creality K1C with a 0.4mm nozzle, using 0.24mm for the layer height, except for the text, which was 0.12mm via the Height Range Modifier in OrcaSlicer (range between 34.0 and 34.4).  Used tri-color (red, blue, orange) silk PLA for the covers, pins, and wheels, white PLA for the pages, and black PLA for the text.

Other Changes

I only did the small book, because I didn't need the version with the spell cards. Please let me know if you need the larger tracker book split using this pattern and I'll give it a shot when I get the chance. 

Note: The included pictures depict prints with shallower dovetail slot (and shorter key): 1.4mm vs the safer 2.0mm depth included with the models.

Split the small book into two parts to make it possible to print on smaller printers, and included a version with smaller 5x3 magnet holes.