Mini Pooltable

prusaprinters

<p>After recently playing some pool i came up with this idea.</p><p>I thought to myself: “Wouldn't it be nice to have a small pooltable to play with or just to put on display?”</p><h3><strong>Assembly</strong></h3><p>Use any layer height for slicing you want, when i designed the model i tryed to keep it in a way you should not need supports, if you have warping issues try using a brim for the small pieces.</p><p><strong>For the table:</strong></p><ul><li>34x 16mm M4 Screws or pin.stl</li><li>2x border_short.stl</li><li>2x border_wide</li><li>2x table_outer.stl</li><li>1x table_mid.stl</li><li>2x ball_collection_right.stl and ball_colelction_left.stl or 4x corner_plug.stl and 2x middleplug.stl</li></ul><p><strong>For the cueballs:</strong></p><ul><li>16x cueball_pin.stl</li><li>16x cueball_solid.stl</li><li>14x cueball_half.stl</li><li>7x cueball_half_ring.stl</li></ul><p><i>+ 2 cue sticks and the triangle once</i></p><ul><li>If you don't wanna use the printed cue balls any ball the size between 10 and 12 mm &nbsp;should be fine.</li><li>The cue sticks can also be replaced with a pair of chopsticks :D</li><li>Incase you're not using screws for assembly you might need to adjust of the pins if you don't have the same tolerances as my printer.</li></ul><p>I also included tablecloth.stl and tablecloth_slim.stl, if you wanna make the playing surface a different color and don't want to change filament during printing, you could also use a thin piece of cloth to cover the tabletop.</p><p>If you scale down the print to 60% you can also use BB gun ammo as cue balls.&nbsp;</p><p>Happy printing :D</p><p><i><strong>Edit: after some thought i added plugs for the pockets, &nbsp;i felt the ramp for gathering the pocketed balls might be too chunky for some tastes. They also save some screws and a good amount of filament</strong></i></p>