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Jared Campbell
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Final Design Presentation

https://youtu.be/UnJwwQhmF9E

Below are some images of my final project:

 

 

Description:

The objective of the game is two roll two dice and sum that total. Flip the tokens up that sum to this number and those tokens can no longer be used. Try to have all tokens flipped up.

Aesthetic:

“I smoke cigars look” and rustic

Construction:

First I purchased all of the materials, then I had the wood cut at home depot to a size that could fit into the laser cutter.

Next I cut the woods 4 borders, then I made the wood piece that would serve as a blocker for the dice, last I cut the base.

Next I rastered a crown onto the bottom of the base.

After this I cut the tokens and rastered domino numbers on them.

Then I drilled out holes in the tokens and fed them through the metal rod and fit it to the box.

Lastly I glued the cork onto the base for the dice rolling surface.

 

Cost:

Metal Rod: $3

Box wood: $10

Token Wood: $8

Cork: $2

Glue: $3

Total: $26

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