TO DO List - Chore Board

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TO DO List – Chore Board Designed to be printed entirely with out supports the TO DO list can help organize your busy life. With conflicting household schedules I needed a solution to figure out what chores still needed to be completed. Though I used it for monotonous house hold chores, any new tiles can be added by remixing the blank tile also included. And as your typical TO DO list changes, no problem. The tiles are individually printed and attached using any 8mm diameter X 3mm magnet. So swapping them out is as fun as making up new ones Sliced using Cura using pause at height script to add definition to the text. I like to use the layer height option to define the pause height as this can be easily checked in the layer view after slicing. After the pause simply swap colors and resume the print. If this is something you have not used before, check out this video - https://youtu.be/pEbnix5wZP4 Pauses I used with 0.2 mm layer height and 0.3 Initial layer: TO Panel – Pause at Layer 10 NE Panel – Pause at Layer 10 DO Panel – Pause at Layer 30 Chore/List tiles – Pause at Layer 32 Print list and settings >All – I used 0.2 mm layer height with 2 walls and 4 top and bottom layers. I used 20% infill, but this likely could be lowered as there isn’t much need for structure. >TO Panel X8 – Just print no support needed, use the pause listed above if you so desire. >NE Panel X8 – Just print no support needed, use the pause listed above if you so desire. >DO Panel X8 – Just print no support needed, use the pause listed above if you so desire. >Chore/List Panels X8 – Just print no support needed, use the pause listed above if you so desire. >Main Body X1 – No support needed, but I would recommend a brim due to the large flat size to help prevent corners from curling. I used a 5mm brim for this. >End Cap X1 – No supports are required if you turn it on its side. However, I did use supports for this one part so that the pattern on the face matched the Main Body. Assembly >Glue the magnets into the Chore/List Panels and the Main Body. I used Super Glue. Make sure you pay attention to the magnet’s polarity, so they are aligned properly to attract each other. >Slide the TO Panel into the Main Body from the Left side. >Slide the NE Panel into the Main Body from the left side. >Slide the DO Panel on top of the TO and NE Panels. >Insert the dowels from the End Cap into the Main Body. I used Super Glue once again to hold it in place. Don’t use to much glue so that the DO panel can still slide freely.