AllPieces.c2d - Sample of each piece as well as a sample of the "teeth" from the bottom for checking which base works.

Bases.c2d - Depending on the true thickness of your wood, you may need the slots in the bases to be bigger than 1/2 inch.  0.51 seemed to work well with our plywood.

AllPieces.svg and Bases.svg - If you don't have Carbide Create, you should be able to import these for work in another program.

KingBishopKnight.c2d - a full set of kings, bishops (note the mirror image), and knights to make use of the 4X8 sheet.

QueenRook.c2d - Similar for queens and rooks, with a few bases (0.51" slots) in the extra space

Pawsheet.c2d - Pawns laid out to use the full 4X8 sheet

ChessBoardStringJig.c2d - cuts out the pieces for the jig we used to paint the board on the floor.  If you turn on the Demo layer, you can see how the jig pieces assemble and the string goes in the slots to help with the layout.


Be sure to check the GCODE toolpath before running it on the CNC.  There was an issue where an older build of Carbide Create (build 756) will generate a contour toolpath for the pawn.  But a newer version (build 764 to 774) generates a toolpath that cuts off the corner.  Sample_noProb_756.png is the good toolpath from the older build, Sample_Prob_774.png shows the bugged toolpath in the newer build.
