Biochemistry Chess Set

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Summary This is a biochemistry chess set made from both custom and remixed models found on Thingiverse. Thanks to aarono, ejo60, and Landru for their models! The ATP molecule is from the Protein Data Bank (PDB) through the Chem3D iPad application. The pieces are as follows: Pawn: ATP Rook: Phospholipid Bilayer Knight: tRNA (**Note the .stl file has been updated to make the knight slightly taller than in the image) Bishop: Maltose (carbohydrate/disaccharide) King: DNA Queen: DNA Polymerase

Remixed From:

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Print Settings Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Doesn't Matter Infill: 5% Notes: Supports are only needed for the bishop, knight, and queen. Rafts are optional.

Design Files

File Size

ATP_Pawn.stl

44.5 MB

DNAP_Queen.stl

72.5 MB

tRNA_Knight.stl

20 MB

DNA_King.stl

2.36 MB

Sucrose_Bishop.stl

1.86 MB

Phospholipid Rook.stl

10 MB

Comments

terpnurse:

Hi there! I believe you forgot to include the file for the rook. Is that available somewhere?

Reply7 years ago

chemteacher628:

Good catch. I just added the file. Thanks!

Reply 1 Like7 years ago

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ssshah:

Hi, is there any way to compress these files further? I downloaded the zip file but they are still very big and dont upload to my printer, thanks so much! love the design!

Reply7 years ago

chemteacher628:

Unfortunately since these are remixes from other peoples' designs, I cannot easily modify the files without significantly lowering the mesh detail. What printer and slicer are you using? Most should not have a problem with the individual files.

Reply7 years ago

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