Sports Scoreboard

prusaprinters

<p>This is a scoreboard I made for Ultimate frisbee (we don't usually play to higher than 17 points). this would be good for any other similar scoring sports, or easily adapted to higher scores.</p> <p>I used a thing piece of plywood as the backing, painted white. I drew the lines on with sharpie, and traced the letters from printouts. I also made a printout for the digits, based on the file full segments.stl, to make sure the spacing was correct.</p> <p>I used nylon cord (Dritz 9342B to be specific, I used just over 1 package worth, but if you're careful you might be able to get by with just one.) to hold the pieces to the board. It's very easy to flip the pieces over.</p> <p>Each piece is one white segment.stl and one black segment.stl superglued together with the hole in the middle.</p> <p>Once the board was made, I made a tripod holder for it out with three 2x2s. The scoreboard is roughly 2 feet wide.</p> <p>Overall a very easy project.</p> <h3> Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Infill:</strong></p> <p>10%</p> Category: Signs & Logos