Pegs and Jokers Board Game

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This is a board game called Pegs and Jokers that can accommodate 3-8 players, depending on how many game pieces you create. Create as many game board pieces as there are players, then connect them in a circle. Create 5 pegs for each player. I used wooden dowels for the non-printed part of the peg so it lasts longer. If I had printed the dowel, it would break easily. The peg's inner circle diameter is 3.38mm, so any wooden dowels around that size will work. Ideas: kitchen supplies like skewers might have some rods of this diameter. Rules of the game are at https://www.pagat.com/race/pegsandjokers.html Print Settings Printer Brand: Wanhao Printer: Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 30% Notes: Position 2 game board pieces diagonally to fit on a 200x200 print bed. I've included a file that contains two game board pieces right next to each other. There is also a game board piece with the name of the game, I would print a single one of those. I was able to use this gCode on my Maker Select V2 printer to pause the print and switch the filament for the game board pieces so that the holes are really prominent: M85 S0; Disable Timeout G90 ; Absolute M400 ; Wait Buffer G91 ; Relative G1 E-40.000000 F6000 G1 Z15 F300 G90 ; ABSOLUTE G1 X20 Y20 F6000 M117 "Change Filament" ; M400 ; Wait Buffer M25 ; Pause SD Print G91 ; RELATIVE G1 Z-15 M400 G90 ; ABSOLUTE Insert that gCode in the beginning of the layer that you want to be a different color, I had to insert it right before ";Type: wall-inner" in order for it to work properly. For the pegs, I suggest printing at slower settings to get a nice finish and even plastic flow. Post-Printing Get wooden dowels You will need to find or make some wooden dowels to be inserted in the pegs so that they can be functional. The dimensions of the dowels are: 16mm length 3.4mm diameter One option is to print the dowels, but they might be easily breakable unless they are laid horizontally.