cribbage peg 3d models

Customizable cribbage peg

Cribbage Pegs for 1/8 Inch Holes. ...Print a Single Test Piece Before Creating an Entire Set to Ensure Accuracy.

This is just a simple Cribbage peg for a Cribbage Board. I modeled and designed this in fusion 360. I printed mine on the side with no supports. ...

Cribbage peg for 1/8" holes. ... I have not printed this so run a test one before making a whole set.

This cribbage peg was designed to include a stop due to the fact that various travel boards feature differently sized holes. ...PLEASE PRINT AT A LEISURELY PACE!

This is a simple cribbage peg that I modeled in fusion 360. Print instructionsI would suggest printing it on the side, no supports are needed, and use a brim.

This is a basic Cribbage peg that I modeled to 3D print to replace the ones I had lost. ...I'm not sure how many of you play the game, but this is my first free model to give back to the community.

Another peg for 1/8" hole board.

... Bottom, Suggests Using a Raft During Printing Notch Supports Come Out Neatly with These Care Instructions How It Was Made Autodesk Inventor 2016 Was Used for Designing This Project. ...All Measurements Are Based on Standard 2-Street Cribbage Boards

I needed to make some cribbage pegs for an elderly lady that likes butterfles so I grabbed a cool design from here (Glennrub as credited), added the peg in Blender and voila. ... They print 30mm tall with the peg tapered so can be snipped shorter to...

I'm thrilled to share my latest breakthrough - after five frustrating attempts, I've successfully crafted a simple yet functional cribbage peg that's sure to delight! ...This ingenious creation is specifically designed with the busy player in mind,...

A handy tool for securing 1/8 inch boards securely in place.

This model was created using Tinkercad's powerful online editor, allowing users to make adjustments and tweaks directly within the platform. ...For those who want to take a closer look or even try making their own modifications, simply click this link:...

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/9EdFtNEucm8

I'm just grabbing a few extra cribbage pegs. ...It's all pretty straightforward.

A simple peg used for a cribbage board. ...I modeled it up in OpenSCAD so I thought I would share the files.</p>

A simple peg used for a cribbage board. ... I modeled it up in OpenSCAD so I thought I would share the files.The OpenSCAD file is correct but the image automatically generated by YouMagine does not represent the correct geometry.  If you can't see what...

I have never played a game of Cribbage in my life. I don't even know how to play. I have literally learned of this game's existence today. ... 25.4 x 5.4 x 5.3 mm

IF you lost bent or the crazy renters ran off with the slide door for your cribbage board, try mine!!! ... Fit my Mexico board and my Authentic Hoyl 29 board.

Another peg for 1/8" hole board.

Cribbage peg I made for my wife

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5142196 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=5142196

3 different pegs, all are .240" in diameter.

These include a taper that fits best with 1/8" (3.175mm) holes. ...Print multiple slowly with flat faces down and good cooling for best results.

These include a taper that fits best with 1/8" (3.175mm) holes. Print multiple slowly with flat faces down and good cooling for best results. ... Category: Toy & Game Accessories

These comprise a taper designed to fit snugly into 1/8 inch holes, which measure exactly 3.175 millimeters in diameter. ...For optimal outcomes, print numerous layers with flat surfaces facing downwards while ensuring sufficient air circulation for...

These include a taper that fits best with 1/8" (3.175mm) holes. Print multiple slowly with flat faces down and good cooling for best results. ... Category: Toy & Game Accessories

This is a replacement peg for your cribbage board when you lose one of the pieces (very annoying). I print it vertically and use some support between the ridges on the thick end of the peg; it probably would print OK without support but I don't know....

Because printing is an art and science...and cribbage players can get nasty when they're losing. Made these in Tinkercad. You need a resin printer for these. I'm using Anycubic Photon Mono. I've included the Slice Settings I use, although...

This model was crafted using Tinkercad. ...Make changes directly at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/gx7aG8qfXhC.