open domino case with tactile dominoes randomly displayed a white surface.
This image shows the side of the dominoes carrying case that has raised font that says 28 tactile dominoes. The case and lid are black. while the two latches that keep the lid secure are neon green.
Image showing the domino case unlatched on one side.
Image shows a hand holding the domino case in one hand with the lid removed with all of the dominoes neatly align within the case.
Image shows the domino case nicely angled on the surface with the lid removed neatly displaying the organized dominoes.
Image is a close up of the braille on the domino case which reads 28 tactile dominoes
open domino case with tactile dominoes randomly displayed a white surface.
This image shows the side of the dominoes carrying case that has raised font that says 28 tactile dominoes. The case and lid are black. while the two latches that keep the lid secure are neon green.
Image showing the domino case unlatched on one side.
Image shows a hand holding the domino case in one hand with the lid removed with all of the dominoes neatly align within the case.
Image shows the domino case nicely angled on the surface with the lid removed neatly displaying the organized dominoes.
Image is a close up of the braille on the domino case which reads 28 tactile dominoes

Travel Tactile Dominoes with Carrying Case (3D Printable Files)

$2.00 $4.00

The zip file download includes all the STL files along with a 3MF file. The 3MF file contains all the printer presets, including the material type and colors for all pieces shown in the photos. The selected material is TPU for AMS by Bambu Labs, and the required colors for this project are neon green, white, and black. We chose this material for its durability and tactile feel.

The domino tiles feature three color shifts during the printing process. If you do not have multi-color capability, don’t worry; there are online tutorials available that explain how to perform color changes by pausing the printer and switching out the material.

The tiles and case can be printed using any material or color combination that suits your needs. However, I highly recommend printing the clasps/latches using TPU 95A or TPU 68D to ensure they remain flexible and do not break.

Side note: TPU 95A not AMS compatible

I used TPU 68D for the entire game after testing other materials for quality.

Feel free to reach out and let us know what other 3d designs you would like to see available. I will be working on simplifying and making our other designs available to purchase in the near future.

We also would like to thank you in advance for any purchases that you make on our website. This helps us in trying to further our goal of designing better products for our blind community. Thank you

The zip file download includes all the STL files along with a 3MF file. The 3MF file contains all the printer presets, including the material type and colors for all pieces shown in the photos. The selected material is TPU for AMS by Bambu Labs, and the required colors for this project are neon green, white, and black. We chose this material for its durability and tactile feel.

The domino tiles feature three color shifts during the printing process. If you do not have multi-color capability, don’t worry; there are online tutorials available that explain how to perform color changes by pausing the printer and switching out the material.

The tiles and case can be printed using any material or color combination that suits your needs. However, I highly recommend printing the clasps/latches using TPU 95A or TPU 68D to ensure they remain flexible and do not break.

Side note: TPU 95A not AMS compatible

I used TPU 68D for the entire game after testing other materials for quality.

Feel free to reach out and let us know what other 3d designs you would like to see available. I will be working on simplifying and making our other designs available to purchase in the near future.

We also would like to thank you in advance for any purchases that you make on our website. This helps us in trying to further our goal of designing better products for our blind community. Thank you

Gif showing someone interacting with the travel case and domino tiles.

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