Crokinole Board

This full size 3D-printable Crokinole board is as fun and playable as a wooden board with a few key advantages: It costs much less (about 2.5 rolls of filament), Can be designed and printed in a variety of different colors and patterns, and has the option of being permanently assembled, or left as a fantastic portable option that is easier to store and transport.

Rather than a smooth top, this board is printed with build plate texture which allows the smooth buttons to glide across the surface. (It can be printed with a smooth top as well but I really like how the texture plays).

All parts were printed on a Bambu labs printers (P1S and A1). 

Multicolor files include the Superhero Shield, Space Chess-style board, regular board as well as single color parts with embossed scoring lines for single color printers.

The model for the buttons/disks can be found here.  
Avengers themed disks can be found here. S.Wars disks coming soon!
Check out our storage/scoring tracker box for keeping your buttons/disks nicely organized and to keep score.  

Wall mounting brackets and other accessories coming soon!
 

Note: bumper pins require additional parts to make them strong and bouncy:

The bumpers have a core of either 3mm and 4mm steel pins. 3mm pins available here from Bambu, or 4mm pins from here from Amazon.
Latex rubber tubing for the outside - available from here from Amazon or your local hardware store.
 

3D PRINTING SETTINGS

3D printed on a Bambu Lab P1S and A1 with AMS with a combination of regular, and silk, and sparkle PLA. Printed at .20 layer height with 15% infill unless otherwise noted. Surface pieces printed face down. Allow pieces to sufficiently cool before removing and turn off aux fans to prevent premature cooling and warping. You may use a deburring tool on any sharp edges for better fitment and to prevent "speed bumps" between the wedge pieces.  

The boards can be left "portable" but for a better, smoother board free of any bumps, I recommend glueing all the pieces together to keep them strait and even.  

I have made 3 boards with texture, but this summer I plan on making a board on a smooth build plate, then sanding and varnishing the top surface to see how that compares to a regular wooden board.  The textured surface does work nice with smooth disks as it provides low surface contact for the disks to glide fairly smooth.  For casual games with friends and family it works perfect!