Minecraft Themed Game Pieces

These 3D printed Minecraft-themed replacement pieces for your favorite board games are designed by an eighth grade student at Seven Oak Middle School. These pieces are designed to fit perfectly in games like Monopoly and bring a fresh, exciting new look to your gaming experience. Made with high-quality, durable materials, these pieces will withstand hours of gameplay and keep your game looking like new. The intricate Minecraft-inspired design adds an extra level of fun and immersion to your game nights. Upgrade your board game collection today and take your gaming to the next level with these unique, one-of-a-kind pieces, crafted by a talented student.

Primer on print settings:

Layer height: The layer height refers to the thickness of each layer of the print. For most FDM printers, the optimal layer height is between 0.1-0.3mm. If you go too low, the print may take longer to complete and the layers may not adhere well. If you go too high, the print may have a rougher surface finish.

Infill density: The infill density determines how much material is used to fill the inside of the object. A density of 20-30% is typically sufficient for most 3D prints. However, if the object requires extra strength or rigidity, you can increase the infill density up to 100%.

Print speed: The print speed can have a significant impact on print quality. It's important to balance speed with quality, as higher speeds can cause the print to be less precise and accurate. The optimal print speed will depend on your printer and the material you're using. As a general rule, print speeds between 30-60mm/s are recommended for most 3D prints.

Supports: Supports are structures that are printed to support overhangs or other features that would otherwise sag or deform during printing. If your chopstick holder has overhangs or intricate details, you may need to enable supports. The amount of support required will depend on the design, but you can usually set the support density to 10-20%.

Material: The type of material you choose will also affect the print quality and durability of your chopstick holder. PLA is a common and easy-to-use material that is great for beginner prints. ABS and PETG are more durable materials that are resistant to heat and impact. Nylon and TPU are flexible materials that are great for creating soft or rubber-like objects.