How To 3D Print Your Own Go Board!

[@InSente]

Be sure to check the video description for all the tools you need to make the board! Thanks all!

[@aliceg9473]

I strive for the amount of pure joy you exude in this video. I'm excited for your secret go project!

[@TheSamuelCish]

"There's no reason to make anyone pay for this. This is for the Go community." Absolute queen. I'll be sure to share this with my local club.

[@SantiagoHernandez-ye3vn]

Great idea. There is also a sort of wood material for the 3d printer instead of the plastic wire.

[@Hyrtsi]

nice! amazing quality :) subbed to your alt channel btw, good luck with that! a robotics m.sc. myself so I'm really excited about all your content

[@pascalleveille]

I don't own a 3d printer, but I would have done the 4 quadrants in a jigsaw piece shape, to give it extra stability. If possible, the extra bits could follow the board lines, so that it doesn't show up on the board

[@ericbailey4641]

Hey goblet 😁 awesome video. Your cool

[@jessecox8486]

I'm about to start building one with my dad. I've always been in touch with my darker side, and the lighter boards drive me nuts. I can actually respect anyone though who makes their own board. From the KZbin videos I've seen, they're hard to do.

[@AchronTimeless]

So, making a physical interface for online play? Because that was one of my potential covid projects and one of the first steps was requiring a custom 3d printed goban. It's the only need for one I can think of =)

[@InSente]

Oh you're super close hahaha

[@ChaosChatOfficial]

Is it possible to paint the lines? If so, what tool to use?

[@liquidbeefbag]

🤯

[@heathensworkshop145]

Could you possibly use heat and even distribution of weight to relieve the warping in the plastic?

[@InSente]

Yeah, I think my settings were a bit wonky. 3D printing is an art haha. Ideally the warping wouldn't exist in the first place. But I feel like maybe you could get it pliable, but thrn I'd worry about deforming the lines

[@SJBananaCheese]

i just print my go boards onto an A4 but this works too :P

[@LucasPreti]

Oh I hope the project is a hyperbolic board 👀

[@dominikjunger7934]

Have you thought about using magnets to keep the boards togehter? Would be really nice if on the back would be a 9x9 so you can play a 19x19 or 4 9x9 simultaniously. :)

[@kj01a]

Step 1: Have the money to spend on a 3D printer Jkjk great video 😁

[@InSente]

Lololol! You'd be surprised though, mine was only $220, which is like honestly crazy cheap given what it can do

[@fogshot]

let me guess, the big project is a "real board AI"/go player robot?

[@pascalleveille]

I just used a plank of wood and a sharpie for my boards lol, low tech solution

[@InSente]

My brain: overcomplicating things since 1993! 🤣

[@pascalleveille]

@@InSente Nah, I had to ask someone to cut it with a cutting bench, and drawing perfect lines is really hard. I made around 5 or 6 boards, and it takes around 1-2 h to trace the lines so there are as straight as possible

[@zoldrin]

Cross-over episode!?

[@english-dl9vo]

I’m guessing you are trying to create an AI go board that highlights the AI moves underneath the board.