Tic Tac Toe by make3dtc

make3dtc

Toys & Games>Board Games

Print Profile(3)

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P1P

P1S

X1 Carbon

X1E

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

6.9 h

4 plates

3.5(23)

Fixed Joint+2-color Xs and Os AMS Ready

6.9 h

5 plates

4.8(4)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

2.1 h

1 plate

5.0(2)

Boost

142

240

441

600

Released

Description

Tic Tac Toe V2 Improved connector / Verbesserter Verbinder

https://makerworld.com/de/models/103942#profileId-110926

Tic Tac ToeThe game for on the go.

Or for home.

You can always play Tic Tac Toe and it's always fun

Tic Tac Toe

Das Spiel für unterwegs.

Oder für zuhause.

Tic Tac Toe kann man immer Spielen und es macht immer wieder Spaß

Comment & Rating (42)

@ripperhack

Print Profile

Fixed Joint+2-color Xs and Os AMS Ready

quasi perfetto, il sistema di innesto può essere migliorato comunque eccellente

The designer has replied

@snjames316

Gracias por la calificación. Me alegra que la impresión funcione bien.

@user_1981048485

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

the box does not fit together because of design

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@Vico_D

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

The Hinge can be improved

@snjames316

I uploaded a profile with the fixed hinge

@Vico_D

Replying to @snjames316 :

Wow! That's nice for you! But I printed this profile and that's crap. Waste of filament.

@snjames316

Replying to @Vico_D :

I do understand your frustrations as I have also printed the original prior to examining the joint. Lesson learned the hard way to look at how thing to together before printing. Also, my apologies that I didn't see this print and upload a fix for something that is not my model before you printed the original. I was merely replying incase you kept the parts and wanted to reprint the single piece with a total print time of about 2 hours and $1.40+- of filament. Even if you threw it all away, I also repainted (even though its not a tone of work) the X and Os which actually look really cool in Silk PLA color combos. There is also a note in the description of this model that the Original poster has a V2 of this model with a fixed hinge. I can only assume they made a V2 because that is another model to flood the market and get more points on instead of Fixing their original model(broken-ish) upload. That saiud it does infact elimite the hinge problem with this original model Please read the description in my profile incase you do want to print this profile as it has semi-important information on the "fixed" joint (which was a very quick edit that I did not over engineer) that may take a quick manual adjustment if the filament you use is prone to cracking. If you do print my profile I would greatly appreciate a good rating if it works as described in my description or if it need another adjustment to the profile model on the joint. I may eve update it even with out a rating if I have free time to make a minor adjustment to be able to "slot" the nubs into the location easier without sacrificing a secure joint. Sincerely, Another person who printed a garbage joint and threw it in the trash.

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@harrisdylan2

Can you explain the pause for me. I am cant imagine it might be for putting the two things together or something, but I can not fit them together once they are made... suggestions>?

The designer has replied

@make3dtc

Hello Thank you for your reply. I can't explain how the break got there. I have now removed it and re-uploaded it. Yes, putting it together is a bit tricky. Hold it slightly askew and then press it in with gentle force.

@snjames316

I uploaded a profile with the fixed hinge

@Russell_ramsey

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

the lid needs support and it doesn’t have the necessary dimples on the hinge to lock in to the base

The designer has replied

@make3dtc

Doesn't need to be supported, it can be printed like this That's why a new version was uploaded and is also included in the description Where only a pin needs to be pushed into the hinges

@TheBigbilltheor

Lousy. No indent for the rear clasping hinge. Snapped on me trying to get it together. For those reading. Maybe carefully use a punch to knock a hole. But 6 hours wasted and filament money too. I don't recommend. I did try to appoxy, also didn't work. A shame.

@snjames316

I uploaded a profile with the fixed hinge indents incase yo u wanted to fix it. When i printed the bad hinge I took a drill bit and just drilled out a spot for the nubs in the original. then went back and uploaded this

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@Gaspertt16

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

the hinge is really hard to get working

@snjames316

I uploaded a profile with the fixed hinge

(Edited)

@Fugge84

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Leider Fehlen beim Deckel die Ausbuchtungen. Unfortunately, the bulges are missing from the lid.

@snjames316

I uploaded a profile with the fixed hinge incase you wanted to go back and reprint it. Should work well.

(Edited)

@Infuse3Daus

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

overall the design is good, but the hinge doesn't work..

@JWprints

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

prints well scaled to 50% and it was printed a good pocket size but didn’t have a pocket for the door hinge. (I did not look back over the original stl to see if it was ever included)