"Perfection" game /w board and cover (dual extrusion)

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You can find the original puzzle pieces here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:267538 This bundle comes with: 25 different puzzle pieces (in individual STL files and also in a single one) Board for single extrusion, or Board for dual extrusion (borders and the molds in two individual files) Cover for better storage / transportation (blank) Cover with the title and instructions on it (English or German) Cover text for dual extrusion (individual STL files) The board is 162x162x9mm big and the cover is 168x168x28mm big. If it doesn't fit on your printer, you'll have to scale all parts down by the same percentage, or they won't fit. The tolerances should be enough to even serve a not perfectly calibrated printer. PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT IF YOU LIKE IT ======== Original By SuperInfraMan ====== This is a set of 25 geometrical shapes for the old Milton Bradley "Perfection" game where you have to place all pieces in their respective spaces within 60 seconds. (https://www.amazon.com/Milton-Bradley-Perfection-1998-Board/dp/B003YVNNII) At The Scrap Exchange in Durham, NC I found a functioning gameboard which had no game pieces remaining. I measured all the holes and designed pieces to fit. Pieces 04hex and 05stickstar are a little bit small; I will adjust those and reupload when I have tested them. This game is really too easy, so I think the next step will be to print them in glow plastic and play it in the dark. Print Settings Printer: Geeetech Prusa i3 Pro C Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Layer height Infill: 5-20% Notes: Puzzle pieces: 20% infill Board & cover: 5% infill Dual Extrusion: You'll need "cover_engl.stl" and "cover_engl_text_only_for_dual_extrusion.stl" for the English version (guess what for the German one...). Both files are perfectly aligned, so just put them in your slicer, center them (automatically if possible) and you'll be fine. ======== Original Instructions by SuperInfraMan ====== Print pieces as needed. All of them fit well if printed on a well-tuned printer; bottom edges may need a little scraping. Overview and Background Eye-hand coordination Lesson Plan and Activity 1) Two children play against each other and write down the needed time. 2) Two groups of children could battle against each other. 3) One single child can take a timeout, if it is stressed. Materials Needed Materials Needed Printed parts (see above) Stopwatch