Makers Jenga - Makers Central 2026
I have been to Makers Central for the past 2 years and saw the maker's Jenga and so decided to make my own block this year to take
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The Geek
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funny idea
So i have a funny idea basically. I just wannt to top the hours leaderboard lol - it would be for the jokes eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
The Geek
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Drawing plans
Completed the drawing that I will need to create the wooden parts:

This is at 1:2 scale and so after printing I will be able to move the parts over to the correct size on the timber
The Geek
added to the journal ago
Starting to model
I originally wanted the 3D printed end to almost look like rubble and broken rock but this proved to be immensely difficult 

As painfully evident from the photos this didn't go well.
For this reason I decided to cut my loses and move on which resulted in my creating this block:


I will next create drawings ready for cutting the wood and transparent details
The Geek
added to the journal ago
Notes
After doing research to find the allowed measurements I started by brainstorming some ideas on paper and making so sketches. I went through quite a few ideas for features such as resin casts, a Warhammer figure, but my final idea before modelling will be a 3D print fused to a timber part and then some acrylic held together with supporting dowels.
On to start modelling...

The Geek
started Makers Jenga - Makers Central 2026 ago
2/1/2026 2:41 PM - Notes
After doing research to find the allowed measurements I started by brainstorming some ideas on paper and making so sketches. I went through quite a few ideas for features such as resin casts, a Warhammer figure, but my final idea before modelling will be a 3D print fused to a timber part and then some acrylic held together with supporting dowels.
On to start modelling...

2/1/2026 2:49 PM - Starting to model
I originally wanted the 3D printed end to almost look like rubble and broken rock but this proved to be immensely difficult 

As painfully evident from the photos this didn't go well.
For this reason I decided to cut my loses and move on which resulted in my creating this block:


I will next create drawings ready for cutting the wood and transparent details
2/1/2026 3 PM - Drawing plans
Completed the drawing that I will need to create the wooden parts:

This is at 1:2 scale and so after printing I will be able to move the parts over to the correct size on the timber
4/16/2026 - funny idea
So i have a funny idea basically. I just wannt to top the hours leaderboard lol - it would be for the jokes eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee