3D Printed Chess Piece: Rook
June 08, 2023

I have wanted to 3D print a chess set for some time. Of all the models I?ve found for 3d printed chess pieces, this is my favorite rook so far. This was printed a little larger than usual to show off the impressive details like the spiral staircase and the double-helix twist in the center.
This model can be found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:99028 (model credit: Cubify, http://cubify.com)
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Writen By Jeremy Simon

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