The same print flipped over, showing the plain black and white surfaces of the two squares. Some glue residue and outlines of previous prints remain on the surface of this one.

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   Tim 🎮 (timixretroplays@digipres.club)'s status on Wednesday, 20-Dec-2023 10:38:08 JST Tim 🎮

   One last sanity check of the processes I've developed for the chessboard project - threaded inserts, magnets, dowels to combine parts, and multi-filament surfaces - before committing time and plastic to the final product.

   I've decided to print it topside down, so the visible chessboard surface will be the first layer. I have a brand new build plate that will only ever see chessboard parts, so the surface finish won't be tainted with the outline of prior test prints. #3dprinting @3dprinting