Backgammon Piece with Hidden Hexagon Cavity
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Description
What it's for
A backgammon checker with a sealed hexagonal cavity hidden inside, suited to holding a small weight or token, or simply to being a hidden-feature piece.
Dimensions
- Outer cylinder: 21.5 mm diameter, 8 mm tall, 0.5 mm edge chamfer
- Hidden hexagon: 13 mm across flats, 6.4 mm tall
- Cavity centred vertically, leaving 0.8 mm of material above and below
Remix ideas
- Add a small weight (coin or steel washer) before sealing the cavity by pausing the print
- Change the cavity to a different shape, such as a star or circle
- Engrave a number or logo on the top face
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