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Freshwater Fly Insert by Huzzbin
by Thingiverse
Last crawled date: 4 years, 6 months ago
This is a modular, filament-intensive print for the game "Freshwater Fly" by Brian Suhre and Bellweather Games. This particular insert is for the Kickstarter version of the game.
Print files are named with how many times they should be printed.
This is meant to be inside the box with the cardboard trench, and the large player boards are meant to be in the corner of the trench. The "lid" to this insert is the game board and instruction manual. The card holders can hold sleeved or unsleeved cards, and should be stored on top of the player boards. The drag token holder is meant to go on top of the finesse token holder. The flies holder has a lid that is held down by the hatch token bag. The cast marker is used to fill the leftover space beside the player boards. Card holders can be removed from the insert and used during play.
As stated above, this has been measured for use with the Kickstarter exclusive game materials. The cardboard finesse and drag tokens will fit in their respective holder, but have a fair amount of wiggle room.
I am using an Ender 3 v2 with a 0.4mm nozzle. At a 0.3mm layer height and 20% infill, the entire set uses about 150g of filament. Actually, I don't think any infill is used.
I can gladly answer any questions about this print. (Please go easy on me, as this is my 4th design!)
Print files are named with how many times they should be printed.
This is meant to be inside the box with the cardboard trench, and the large player boards are meant to be in the corner of the trench. The "lid" to this insert is the game board and instruction manual. The card holders can hold sleeved or unsleeved cards, and should be stored on top of the player boards. The drag token holder is meant to go on top of the finesse token holder. The flies holder has a lid that is held down by the hatch token bag. The cast marker is used to fill the leftover space beside the player boards. Card holders can be removed from the insert and used during play.
As stated above, this has been measured for use with the Kickstarter exclusive game materials. The cardboard finesse and drag tokens will fit in their respective holder, but have a fair amount of wiggle room.
I am using an Ender 3 v2 with a 0.4mm nozzle. At a 0.3mm layer height and 20% infill, the entire set uses about 150g of filament. Actually, I don't think any infill is used.
I can gladly answer any questions about this print. (Please go easy on me, as this is my 4th design!)