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I recently started using my 3D printer to create inserts, storage solutions, and even 3D minis for some of my favourite board games. It’s a lot of fun to upgrade the game experience and use those inserts to help organise the mess inside the game box. (You know how messy they can get, right?)

I'm just curious, how many of you here actually own a 3D printer at home? What do you usually print for your board games?

I've been working a Vikings board game called Iron Quest: The First Ember. It's a 1-4 players game you can print at home and play with just 2 sheets, 3 dice and some custom, support-free 3D-printed tokens.

During the playtesting stage, what really surprised me was quite a lot of board gamers actually enjoy printing and upgrading their games with 3D printers, it makes me think there’s a nice growing gap between tabletop gamers and 3D printing hobbyists.

For those in the 3D printing business, do you see potential in 3D print + tabletop gaming as a niche? If you were me, how would you scale up this idea?