The 3D Printed Bagatelle

[Brian_Krassenstein]

Retired software/hardware engineer Tony Jones remembers playing bagatelle as a youth in the 1960s and decided to use his newly designed and built 3D printer to create a 3D printed version of the game. The name, which means a trifle or a thing of no consequence, is appropriate in that it applies to a game meant to while away the time, however, it isn't quite right thought as it is a game that people have enjoyed now for centuries. The files for Jones' 3/4 scale version are available through 3dsha.re. Read more at 3DPrint.com: http://3dprint.com/105364/3d-printed-bagatelle-game/

[LambdaFF]

The name, which means a trifle or a thing of no consequence, is appropriate in that it applies to a game meant to while away the time

It also means another game 2 can play to pass away the time. NSFW though.