Chess set joins to form "ultimate fighting robot"
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The pieces in Joseph Larson's 3D-printable chess set fit together into what he describes as "the ultimate chess fighting robot" - two of them, actually, with inverted knights for feet and bishops for hands
One half of Larson's Action #Chess set, which combines to form a
The revised Action #Chess version 2
Larson's knight piece model, designed using Tinkercad
Larson's bishop piece model, designed using Tinkercad
Larson's knight piece model, designed using Tinkercad
Larson's pawn piece model, designed using Tinkercad
I'm guessing that's the queen model, designed using Tinkercad
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The pieces in Joseph Larson's 3D-printable chess set fit together into what he describes as "the ultimate chess fighting robot" - two of them, actually; with inverted knights for feet and bishops for hands.
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