(I'm sorry but the a**hole side of my personality can't help itself)My biggest obstacle right now is parting with my printer for two days while it prints this thing.
Lol. Happy to share the STL once I’m done printing. I really hope I picked the right infill and support structure settings. This thing is gonna consume half a spool of filament.BRB, blowing the dust off my printer and knocking out a quick Benchy to make sure it's in good shape before giving this a go.
I made a modification. I made room for two more barrels with a couple inserts to secure them and hold a pair
How many chips would this design hold? Any plans for a 50cal tin design also?I made a modification. I made room for two more barrels with a couple inserts to secure them and hold a pair of bridge sized playing cards.
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Usually I’m a matchy matchy guy, but I think I’d go red or yellow on this oneI’m gonna do the center compartment inserts next. Should I go purple, yellow or red?
356, but I could have gone to 380 if I gave it just a little more height.I have to say, that’s really cool. How many chips does it hold?
It might fit in a 50 caliber ammo case. The one I made a is for a 30 caliber case.Possible to make a 600 chip carrier? It doesn't need to fit in a ammo case.
I'm sure it could hold that weight with a few mods. Those are metal slug chip weight also. Adding height on each barrel to fit 25 each would add 200 more chips and the middle section (where the cards are) could finish it off to 600. Adding that middle part will give it more integrity too. The handle part might have to be thicker for it to happen. Hand grooves might be a nice touch of possible. Haha reminds of the old days where they had these with interlocking chips. Coming back in style I see.It might fit in a 50 caliber ammo case. The one I made a is for a 30 caliber case.
But to answer your question, it should be possible. The only thing I'd begin to worry about is the plastic's ability to handle the weight. I gotta say though, the one I just made is way sturdier than I expected.
Correction. My math was off. 376. And an even 400 if I built it to full height. (Next time maybe)356, but I could have gone to 380 if I gave it just a little more height.
Is that a bridge Desjgn deck? If so what case brand did you go with and does it fit snug snug where it keeps the cards flat with no play area?She is done! One day, 14 hours and 20 minutes!
Here are some pics. Please don’t judge the chips. While I appreciate a nice chip I’m not a chip guy. (I’m more of a table guy myself.)
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Yes (good eye). They fit snug snug. Like really snug.Is that a bridge Desjgn deck? If so what case brand did you go with and does it fit snug snug where it keeps the cards flat with no play area?
Totally judging the chips.Please don’t judge the chips.
Yeah. About half a spool. I used 30% infill and that was probably overkill.Totally judging the chips.
Seriously, this is a fun idea and well executed. Did it end up hitting your estimate of half a spool of filament? Thoughts on tweaking infill or other settings to speed up the print and/or reduce material usage?
That's cool of you to share. What infill would you do if you printed it again?For any of you who may be interested, here is the STL file containing the insert and all the accessories shown above. Just download it and get rid of the .txt extension. (hopefully this works)
I did mine at 30%. If I were to do it again I think I’d go 20%. Though that difference doesn’t translate into a whole lot of filament or time savings.That's cool of you to share. What infill would you do if you printed it again?
Dibs.Quick updated on my ammo case. I redesigned the card caddies to make room for thicker decks. As a result this made room for more chips in the center compartment. I also created an handle insert to keep the cards and chips in the center compartment in place. Here is the finished product.
I’ll post all the STL files soon.
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