It was too cold to go outside over the weekend, so I designed and printed this modular mini golf game.
This is the first project I’ve published online, so I’m super excited to share it!
this post was submitted on 17 Jan 2024
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Very cool idea
I love the idea
This is so cool!! I could see this becoming a whole little system of micro mini golf
I doubt that there would be enough contributors for it to ever catch on. But I did design this with expandability in mind (it’s basically a miniaturized Gridfinity knock-off). Maybe I will publish the specs and/or a tile template…
This is so cool :)
Super cool! If I had a printer I’d love to have little tchotchke all over my desk and house like this!
Also amogus.
You’re the first to notice the crewmate.
Awesome!
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Looks cool but trying to putt on tile? No bueno
The tiles do affect the ball movement slightly but the tolerances are small enough to be acceptable for what this is - a desktop toy. I’ve been playing with this at work all week and the real fun is in building. It has definitely been a huge hit at my office!