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Desktop Basketball is a super fun way to pass the time when you need a break from your work. It works with any standard ping pong ball and can adjust to fit any size desk.

Additional Components You'll Need:

1. Ping-Pong Balls: Standard Balls (Amazon) or Basketball Style Balls (Amazon) 

2. Small Metal Screws: Can pretty much use any screw that is short. No need to buy anything specific

Assembly Instructions:

1. Screw the Rim into the backboard with metal screws.

2. Install the Net into the Rim. You may need to mess around with the angle you insert it, and flex the plastic a little to get it installed.

3. Install the Clamp Screws into the Clamps

4. Slot the finger into one clamp & Slot the pole into the other clamp. 

5. Slot the backboard onto the pole. You're Done!

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Comments

Brendan Lee

What is the best material to use for these? thinking pla for the hoop assembly, but what about the ball launcher?

Barry Beach

I recently started using Orca Slicer. I loaded the backboard onto the plate and was warned something like the file had unconventional dimensions and aske if I wanted to convert to millimeters. I said yes and the file loaded. It was upright and bigger than the plate. I then loaded the same file into Cura and it loaded to be about 17x24 mm in size. What did I do?

Daniel

Do you print the backboard with supports? to go around the pole insert?

Eli Torres

Using Cura Slicer, when I load the clamp stl it automatically scales it to 100,000% of its original size and it wont let me change it back to 100%?

Peter Dettorre

Question the Net. No lie im on my 9th attempt on the net. Im using a brim and i have 3 bambu printers. The print has failed every time. Is it a speed issue? im not altering anything other than adding a good brim. When i use a brim it stays in tact but theres stringing everywhere. Ive tried Bambu PLA and my regular matterhackers PLA. doesnt matter. any suggestions? has to be user error

Spar-Fuchs24.de GbR

Can someone please tell me how big the backboard is? When I load the Boackboard.stl I get the following message: "object too small, and may be in meters or inches do you want to scale to millimeters? If I click on yes, it is 246x15x170mm, is that correct?