Holder / tower and lid for hexagonal game tiles

prusaprinters

<p>Technically, this isn’t a remix. But the holder is modelled for Dworki‘s beautiful puzzle game tiles and so I‘d like to link the two. It holds the 17 game pieces of 3 mm thickness.</p><p>I printed in dark grey recycled PLA and copper silk PLA, with the colour change after the first layer. If your filament is somewhat translucent, you should print the first 2 - 3 layers in that colour, then change to colour 2.&nbsp;</p><p>The tile holder STL file does not have a logo! I just added the Star Trek badge contours for my print. You can add your own logo or initial in Slicer as a negative volume (mirror it on the build plate; max. 1 mm high, as the bottom of the holder is 2 mm)</p><p>The lid has an opening so that you can see the pretty game tiles. But they won‘t fall out.</p><p>The lid comes in 2 versions. One for normal printing like the holder, the other for printing in vase mode (with 0.9 mm extrusion width on the outer perimeter! - Yes, the 0.4 nozzle can handle it.)</p><p>On a well calibrated printer the lid should fit over the holder with a bit of grip. Not really tight, but it won‘t slide on or off by itself, as showcased in one of the pictures.&nbsp;</p><p>Layer height: 0.2 layer;&nbsp;</p><p>Infill: 20%;</p><p>Perimeters: 1 (with 0.9 extrusion width for outer perimeter); alternatively 2 perimeters (with standard 0.45 mm extrusion width for outer perimeter) → 2 perimeters doesn’t work for vase mode.&nbsp;</p><p>Seam position: Random;&nbsp;</p><p>Bottom infill pattern: Hilbert curve; Top infill pattern: Concentric;&nbsp;</p><p>Detect thin walls ✔️</p><p>No brim on smooth PEI sheet</p><p>My filaments: copper silk PLA + dark grey recycled PLA</p><p>Print time between 30 and 45 minutes each.&nbsp;</p><p>Should you need the gcode or print files for Slicer, let me know. Need a different size? Let me know!&nbsp;</p><p>I’d appreciate pictures if you decide to make this. ☺️ Have fun with the game!&nbsp;</p>