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1_Components
The Gameframe System components are organized in four (4) main categories:
1. Bases: Bases are attached directly to your table or surface. They are the structure of the whole
Gameframe System.
2. Tops: Tops are placed on top of the bases. They are modular and can be changed easily depend-
ing on your accessories.
3. Accessories: The accessories are the fun parts of the whole Gameframe System!
4. Tools: Tools are the serious components that you need to tie together the whole Gameframe Sys-
tem.

Note that this structure is also followed in the Gameframe System folder and that throughout this manual all units are in
the metric system (cm).

_Bases
The Bases are the main structure of the Gameframe System.
They come in 2 flavors: Straight bases and corner bases.
The straight base parts come in 3 basic widths: 5cm, 10cm and 20cm. This size variance makes it
possible to be printed by almost any 3d printer and also mixing different base sizes can maximize
the length of Gameframe on your table.
Bases are printed upright. (This is denoted by the blue arrow in the base part images. The arrow
denotes the Z-direction for printing)

The other flavor of base parts are corner bases. They are needed to fit the corner spaces of your
tables. The different sizes will help you fit Gameframe all across your table.

_ How to fit Gameframe to your table

You can fit Gameframe to any table thanks to the corner pieces. The corners are split in left and right
corners and two pieces make one corner (one left and one right). All corner pieces add 5, 6 or 7
cm on each side of the table.

In order to calculate what types of bases you need, check out the examples below:

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(Do not worry if you do not understand this completely at this point. This is just to get a taste. We
will cover this in much more detail later on)

All the straight base parts you need depend on the thickness of your table or surface. We suggest
using the base pieces that are equal to or greater than your table thickness but as close as possible
to that thickness. Gameframe base parts cover table thicknesses anywhere from 2 up to 12cm in
increments of 2 cm.
So for example if you have a table 5cm thick we would suggest you use the 6cm base parts. You
could use the 8,10 or 12cm thick bases but we would recommend going as close as possible to
your own table thickness for greater sturdiness and stability.

In the folder for the bases you will find the folder with your table thickness and you can print the
parts from there. You will find all the necessary straight base components for your table there. The
corner pieces though are common for any table thickness as they do not attach to the surface but
rather to the rest of the Gameframe System.

In the picture below you can see the basic features of the straight base parts (specifically the large
20cm straight base for a max table thickness of 4cm).

_Straight Base Parts

These are the main parts of your gameframe. Below are the base components for a (maximum) table
thickness of 6cm.

The table thickness in the filename is followed after the letter ‘t’, eg. ‘t06’, as seen below. The last letter denotes the base
part size: S(5cm), M(10cm), L(20cm)

Filename: GF10-Base-t06d07_L.STL Filename: GF10-Base-t06d07_M.STL Filename: GF10-Base-t06d07_S.STL

Description: The large (20cm) base Description: The medium (10cm) base Description: The large (5cm) base
part for a maximum table thickness of part for a maximum table thickness of part for a maximum table thickness of
6cm 6cm 6cm

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_Corner Base Parts
These are the corner base parts of your gameframe. Corner base parts do not depend on your table
thickness. They attach to the rest of the Gameframe System through the links.
For each of your table corners you will be needing two corner bases: one left (L) and one right (R).
The specific part for each one will depend on your table dimensions.

The corner parts are indicated in the filename by the letter ‘K’ , followed by ‘L’ or ‘R’ denoting if its left or right (as
viewed from the top) and a number 5, 6, or 7 denoting how many centimeters are added by the corner to your total
length.

Filename: GF10-Base-d07_KL5.STL Filename: GF10-Base-d07_KL6.STL Filename: GF10-Base-d07_KL7.STL

Description: Left corner base part (as Description: Left corner base part (as Description: Left corner base part (as
viewed from the top) adding 5cm to viewed from the top) adding 6cm to viewed from the top) adding 7cm to
that side of the table. that side of the table. that side of the table.

Filename: GF10-Base-d07_KR5.STL Filename: GF10-Base-d07_KR6_M.STL Filename: GF10-Base-d07_KR7.STL

Description: Right corner base part Description: Right corner base part Description: Right corner base part
(as viewed from the top) adding 5cm (as viewed from the top) adding 6cm (as viewed from the top) adding 7cm
to that side of the table. to that side of the table. to that side of the table.

_High Gameframe base part- compatible with LED

In your gameframe folder you will also find the corresponding base and corner base parts for your
Gameframe System that support the addition of LEDs to your table. These parts are in the corre-
sponding folders for the different table thicknesses, as well the corresponding corner pieces.
The same printing directions apply to these parts as denoted in the previous sections.
Below you can see the basic features of the straight High Gameframe base parts:

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Note that the High Gameframe base parts are deeper by 3cm than their standard counterparts giv-
ing you more space inside the Base parts.
Furthermore the High Gameframe base system allows you to attach a wooden surface (or wooden
planks) on top of it, giving you a full table surface on top of your regular one. It is high enough
(4.8 cm height) to be able to store your game beneath and not bother putting it back in the box.
The maximum plank or surface thickness for it to be flush with the rest of the Gameframe System
should be 1.2 cm thick (12mm).

_Tops
Tops are the parts that are placed on top of your base structure and are the parts where you will be
able to attach most of your accessories. They are modular and can be changed easily depending on
your accessories or base parts. Tops are common for all version of the gameframe bases (Standard
and High).
Tops come in different sizes which correspond to their base counterparts.

All Top parts filenames contain the size identifier (L, M, S, xS, xxS, K) as well as a lettter describing the type of hole
they contain or the type of top they are. C for circular, S for square, R for rectangular, W for wide, P for Plain. Further
description if needed is provided after these identifiers.

_L Tops (Large Tops = 20cm)

These top parts may attach to any large (L) 20cm Base parts (or even two medium (M) 10cm Base
parts).

Filename: GF10-Top-L_P.STL Filename: GF10-Top-L_SC.STL Filename: GF10-Top-L_CC.STL

Description: Large Top plain. Description: Large Top with one Description: Large Top with two circle
square and one circle hole. holes.

Filename: GF10-Top-L_SS.STL Filename: GF10-Top-L_R.STL Filename: GF10-Top-L_W.STL

Description: Large Top with two Description: Large Top with one rect- Description: Large Top wide (no
square holes. angular hole. holes).

Filename: GF10-Top-L_speaker. STL Filename: GF10-Top-L_W_pencil. STL

Description: Large Top for bluetooth or Description: Large Top wide with
other speakers underneath with slot to pencil and eraser holders.
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_M Tops (Medium Tops = 10cm)
These top parts may attach to any medium (M) 10cm Base parts or you can use two of these on a
large (L) 20cm Base part, etc.

Filename: GF10-Top-M_P.STL Filename: GF10-Top-M_S.STL Filename: GF10-Top-M_C.STL

Description: Medium Top plain. Description: Medium Top with one Description: Medium Top with one
square hole. circle hole.

Filename: GF10-Top-M_W_C_wine.STL Filename: GF10-Top-M_diceTower.STL Filename: GF10-Top-M_diceTower-

Description: Medium Top wide with Description: Medium Top with dice Large.STL
one circle hole and wine glass holder. tower. Description: Medium Top with larged-
ice tower.

_S Tops (Small Tops = 5cm)

These top parts may attach to any small (S) 5cm Base part.

Filename: GF10-Top-S_P.STL Filename: GF10-Top-S_R.STL

Description: Small Top plain. Description: Small Top with rectangu-
lar hole.

_xS Tops (xtra Small Tops = 2cm) & xxS Tops (xtra xtra Small Tops = 1cm)
These top parts may attach to any excess dimension on the corner pieces (7cm and 6cm corners
respectively).

Filename: GF10-Top-xS.STL Filename: GF10-Top-xxS.STL

Description: xtra Small Top, to be Description: xtra xtra Small Top, to be
used with KR7or KL7 corner bases. used with KR6or KL6 corner bases.
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_Corner Tops
These top parts sit on top of two corner pieces (Left and Right).

Filename: GF10-Top-K_P.STL Filename: GF10-Top-K_R.STL Filename: GF10-Top-K_diceTower.STL

Description: Plain Corner top. Description: Corner top with round Description: Corner top with dice
hole. tower.

Filename: GF10-Top-K_diceTowerLarge.STL Filename: GF10-Top-K_meepleKeeper.STL

Description: Corner top with large dice Description: Corner top with the meeple
tower. keeper!

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_Accessories
Accessories is where the fun begins. Accessories allow you to transform your Gameframe with any
trays or components you need to customize it as you need. Most of the trays and boxes can even
be used as standalone parts to hold tokens, dice, coins or any other items you might need on your
table. They can be swapped and replaced instantly!

All Accessory parts filenames contain the shape identifier (C, S, R) as they are used on the top parts that they fit into, as
well as a description of the accessory itself.

_Square accessories (S)

These accessories fit into any top with a square (S) hole.

Filename: GF10-Acc-S_tokenTray1.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-S_tokenTray2.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-S_tokenTray3.STL

Description: Square token tray with 1 Description: Square token tray with 2 Description: Square token tray with 3
compartment. compartments. compartments.

Filename: GF10-Acc-S_tokenTray4.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-S_diceTray.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-S_deepTray.STL

Description: Square token tray with 4 Description: Square tray that can hold Description: Square tray deep enough
compartments. cards or work as a dice tray. to store cards or dice.

Filename: GF10-Acc-S_cardDraw.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-S_phoneStandSTL

Description: Square card draw box Description: Phone holder with hole
that hold your deck at an angle for that can be used to charge phone at
easy draw or discard pile. the same time.

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_Circle accessories (C)
These accessories fit into any top with a square (C) hole.

Filename: GF10-Acc-C_tokenTray1.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-C_tokenTray2.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-C_snackBowl.STL

Description: Circular token tray with 1 Description: Circular token tray with 2 Description: Circular snack bowl that
compartment. compartments. can also work as a token tray.

Filename: GF10-Acc-C_cupHolder.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-C_mugHolder.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-C_mugHolderXL.STL

Description: Circular Cup holder. Description: Mug holder with mug Description: XL Mug or beer glass holder
handle opening. with handle opening.

_Rectangle accessories (R)

These accessories fit into any Large (L) top with a rectangular (R) hole.

Filename: GF10-Acc-R_tokenTray1.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-R_tokenTray2.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-R_tokenTray3.STL

Description: Rectangular token tray Description: Rectangular token tray Description: Rectangular token tray
with 1 compartment. with 2 compartments. with 3 compartments.

Filename: GF10-Acc-R_tokenTray6.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-R_deepTray.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-R_cardDivider.STL

Description: Rectangular token tray Description: Rectangular deep tray Description: Rectangular deep tray
with 6 compartments. that can hold cards, decks, dice, that acts as a card divider with the
yourr keys or anything. Separator.
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Filename: GF10-Acc-R_pokerChipHolder.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-R_tabletStandSTL Filename: GF10-Acc-SR_holder.STL
Description: Poker chip or coin holder. Description: Tablet stand with cable Description: Rectangular holder for
hole to allow you to charge tablet (or the small (S) base part to hold pencils,
phone) at the same time. pens or anyother gadgets.

_Other accessories
These accessories contain various accessories that combine with various other accessories and the
whole Gameframe System..

_Base Ends
These accessories provide endcaps for your Gameframe system in case you just need to print a few
modules and use the Gameframe system as a standalone module for a certain length, i.e. for indi-
vidual player units. Again these come in two flavours: one for the standard Gameframe System and
one for the High Gameframe with LED support.

Filename: GF10-Acc-baseEndL_d07.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-baseEndR_d07.STL

Description: Base End Left (L) for the stan- Description: Base End Right (R) for the
dard Gameframe System Base Parts. standard Gameframe System Base Parts.

Filename: GF10-Acc-LEDBaseEndL_d10.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-LEDBaseEndR_d10.STL

Description: Base End Left (L) for the High Description: Base End Right (R) for the High
Gameframe - LED System Base Parts. Gameframe - LED System Base Parts.

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_Bottom Accessories
These accessories clip to the bottom of your Gameframe System through a clip (accessory clip) and
allow you to slide in various accessories such as the player mat holder or the headphone holder.

Filename: GF10-Acc-accessoryClip.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-headPhoneStand.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-playerMatHolder.STL

Description: This is the clip that is Description: Headphone stand that slides Description: This accessory slides under-
used universally for the bottom acces- underneath your Gameframe System neath your Gameframe System onto the
sories. It clips at the bottom between and protrudes in front of it to hang your accessory clip and you can store your
two base tiles and protrudes through headphones. game or player mats. Ideally use at least
the cable hole at the bottom. two.

_Counter
This accessory allows you to track points, number of actions, stats or anything you want for your
gamenights! Print as many as you want and just slide them in front of you on the card stand rail that
runs along your Gameframe System.

Filename: GF10-Acc-Counter_MainBody.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-Counter_Lid.STL

Description: This is the main body of your Description: This is the lid for your count-
counter. Just slide in the wheel of your er that snaps fit to the main body.
chouice and snap the lid to close it!

Filename: GF10-Acc-Counter_NumberWheel.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-Counter_StatsWheel.STL

Description: The wheel for your counter with Description: The wheel for your counter with stats
numbers from 0-9. and standard icons (damage, life defense).

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_Dice Storage boxes
These dice boxes or holders are extremely useful to store your dice for your gaming session and can
be easily stored inside your Gameframe System underneath the Tops!

Filename: GF10-Acc-diceStorageBox- Filename: GF10-Acc-diceStorageBox- Filename: GF10-Acc-diceStorageBox-

Large.STL Small_D20.STL Small_LogoMK.STL
Description: This box features two Description: A smaller box to store your Description: A smaller box to store your
compartments to store loads of dice! dice with a D20 embossed on the bottom! dice with the meeplekeepers logo em-
And it is shaped like a castle too! bossed on the bottom!

_Dice Tower accessories

These accessories accompany your various dice towers! From a dice tray to hold all those wild dice
from flying all over your table, to the necessary slides to run your dice smoothly out of the dice tow-
er and into your tray.

Filename: GF10-Acc-cornerTowerS- Filename: GF10-Acc-diceTowerTray.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-diceTowerTrayClip.STL

lide.STL Description: The dice tray that clips in Description: The clip to attach your dice
Description: This slide goes into your fron of your dice towers! You can also tray to your Gameframe System onto the
corner dice tower. Print it in a differ- print our meeplekeepers logo and glue it card holder rail. You need two (2) of these
ent color for fun! in place for a dual color! per dice tray!

Filename: GF10-Acc-LEDdiceTowerTrayClip.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-towerSlide.STL

Description: The clip to attach your dice tray to Description: This slide goes into your dice
your Gameframe System (if your are using the tower. Print it in a different color for fun!
High Base parts compatible with LED, onto the
card holder rail. You need two (2) of these per
dice tray!

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_Initiative tracker
These little adorable castles slide onto your card stand rail that runs throughout your Gameframe
System and indicate each players’ initiative or player turn!

Filename: GF10-Acc-castle.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-castleBase.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-castleFlag5.STL

Description: Your own castle! Description: Slide this underneath your Description: The flag that indicates your
castle in order to be able to slide the number (from 1-6). Just place it on top of
whole thing onto your card rail. your castle
Use a drop of glue if the tolerance is too high. Use a drop of glue if the tolerance is too high.

_Rest of the other accessories

Filename: GF10-Acc-MK_Logo.STL Filename: GF10-Acc-cardDivider.STL

Description: The meeplekeepers logo, Description: A divider for your cards to
that can be used with: be used with the Card divider rectan-
• the dice tray gular accessory. Print as many as you
• the phone stand need.
• the tablet stand
• the base ends

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2_What to print
The first thing to know about the Gameframe System, is that it is fully modular and customizeable.
So you can really just start printing a few modules and it will be fully functional.
Then print some more and slowly work towards your whole table.

(If you are planning to print your whole table with the LED and extra tabletop surface to be able to
store your game underneath you should choose the files from the High Gameframe Base files. So in
the following steps just use the corresponding High Gameframe base files instead!)

_Tutorial
So let’s begin! We suggest you start off by printing:
• one (1) large (L) straight base part, eg. GF10-Base-t06d07_L.STL
• one (1) large (L) top, eg. GF10-Top-L_SC.STL with one circular and one square hole
• one (1) Square token tray with 1 compartment, eg. GF10-Acc-S_tokenTray1.STL
• one (1) Circular Cup holder, eg. GF10-Acc-C_cupHolder.STL
• two (2) Screws, eg. GF10_Screw_3.STL
• two (2) Gameframe Ends, one left and one right, eg. GF10-Acc-BaseEndL.STL and GF10-AccBa-
seEndR.STL (optional)
• two (2) Gameframe Logos, eg. GF10-Acc-MK_Logo.STL (optional)

What you should end up with, is this unit!

CONGRATULATIONS!
You have just created your first player unit!

Now you can go ahead and print a few more accessories and swap them, or move on to your sec-
ond base unit along with a link to connect them!
So once you get the hang of it, you can move on to printing your whole table!

Once you’ve printed a few modules you might be wondering: “how do I calculate what types and
how many base pieces do i need?”
Not to worry we have got you covered!

_Bases
The general idea is that the (half) corner pieces can cover from a minimum of 10 up to a maximum
of 14 cm of that table dimension. Using the corner base pieces you can cover all those spare centi-
meters your table has.
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The rest is covered in any combination of the Large and Medium (and maybe one Small) straight
base parts.

The general rule is to convert your table dimensions in cm, and then subtract 10 (which is the mini-
mum coverage from the corner pieces).
You can divide the remaining number in as many Large (L = 20cm) and Medium (M=10cm) straight
base parts and the remainder you compensate with either a Small (S=5cm) straight base part and
the necessary corner pieces, or just the necessary corner pieces that add up to your table dimen-
sion.

To help you figure out exactly what you need to print to set your table you can use our calculator at:

https://gameframecalculator.meeplekeepers.com

All you’ll need to do is input your table dimensions.. This will give you the list of base parts that you
will be needing to print for your whole table. Hassle free!

Bear in mind that you will be needing to print the straight base parts that correspond to your table
or surface thickness as described previously.

So just to illustrate all the above here are also a couple of examples:

A. Say we have a table or surface whose one dimension is 1.1 meters. We convert this to cm and
we get 110cm.
Next we subtract the minimum coverage by the corners (which is 10cm) and we get the result of
100cm.

110 - 10 = 100

The remaining one (1) meter (100cm) of table length will be covered by straight base pieces, while
the 10cm from the corners, will be covered by a left (KL5) and a right (KR5) corner piece, as illustrat-
ed below:
Thus for this dimension we will be needing one left corner that adds 5cm (KL5), one right corner that

adds 5cm (KR5) and 5x Large (L=20cm) straight base parts to cover the rest of that table length.

B. Now say our other dimension is 66 cm. Again we subtract 10 cm and we get a remainder of
56cm. With the Large and Medium straight base parts we can cover a maximum of 50cm (with eg.
2 x Large straight base parts and 1 x Medium straight base part) with another 6cm remaining.
These remaining 6 cm we tackle by printing one small base part (S=5cm) and we have a remaining
1 cm.
This will be covered by one of our corner pieces, as illustrated below:

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Bear in mind that for your whole table you will need twice the parts of each dimension. Eg. for a
table with dimensions 110x66 cm you will be needing:

• 18x Large straight base parts

• 2x Medium straight base parts
• 1x Small straight base parts
• 6x Corners (5cm) eg. 3x KL5 & 3x KR5
• 2x Corners (6cm) eg. 1x KL6 & 1x KR6

Note that all Large straight base parts can be swapped by two (2) Medium straight base parts and
vice versa.
The same does NOT apply with small straight base parts. They should be used at a minimum if necessary.

_Tops
So now that you have your base setup you can go about printing their corresponding tops. These
should correspond to their base counterparts again bearing in mind that you can always swap two
Medium tops with one Large and vice versa.
For the corner tops you can chose whichever top you like. These tops connect the two corner halves
together! The extra length that might be required by an extended top (such as a K6 or K7) is fitted
by the appropriate top xxS or xS respectively.

_Accessories
Now that you have all your bases for your Gameframe ready, go ahead and print all the accesso-
ries you like in any color combination you love!

_Screws
Note that for each straight base that you print, you have 2 screws for the Large parts and one screw
for the Medium parts. Although one screw will suffice for the large parts we recommend using both
if possible for greater strudiness and stability. Screws come in 3 lengths (3, 5 and 7 cm). We recom-
mend using the smallest possible (i.e. GF10_Screw_3.STL).
The reason we have more options is in case you use your Gameframe on another surface that may be thinner
than the one you printed it originally for.

_Links
Base parts are connected between them with the link (GF10_Link.STL). This is essential for the stabili-
ty and sturdiness of the whole Gameframe System. Links are placed before the tops.

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3_How to print
Now that you know what you need to print, it is time to talk about 3d printing and print settings!
The whole Gameframe System and our design philosophy is based in simple 3d prints that can be
tackled by any printer and makers of all levels.
That is why we have designed all our files to be printed upright, without any support needed and
with simple geometries to aleviate your slicers and your printers.
So all the material that is input to your 3d printer is obtained as your final product. No waste of
material and no post-processing required!

From the Components section you have already seen the direction of printing for each part. The blue
arrow on each image denotes the Z direction of printing.
We recommend using PLA as it is very easy to print and it provides sufficient structural and mechani-
cal characteristics. You can always experiment with other materials, but PLA is highly recommended.

So our recommended print settings for the various components are as follows:

_Base Parts _Top Parts

Layer Height 0.3mm Layer Height 0.3mm
Perimeters 3 Perimeters 3
Top solid layers 3 Top solid layers 3
Bottom solid layers 3 Bottom solid layers 3
Infill 25% Infill 20%
Supports NO Supports NO

_Accessories _Link
Layer Height 0.3mm Layer Height 0.2mm
Perimeters 3 Perimeters 3
Top solid layers 3 Top solid layers 3
Bottom solid layers 3 Bottom solid layers 3
Infill 20% Infill 100%
Supports NO Supports NO

_Screw
Layer Height 0.2mm
Perimeters 3
Top solid layers 3
Bottom solid layers 3
Infill 50%
Supports NO

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3_Setup
Setting up your Gameframe System is extremely easy.
All you have to do is secure a base part to your table or surface with the screw, place the top on top
of it (by placing and sliding forward until it clicks) and you are done!
Have a second base unit? place it next to the first base unit, secure it with the screw, place a link
between the two bases and place the tops!
And repeat as much as you want.

In case you want to setup your whole table, we recommend you start from the corners:
Connect one corner part (eg. KR) with one straight base part (eg. M) with the link.
Connect the other corner part (eg. KL) with another straight base part (eg. L) with the link.
Bring the two corner pieces together to meet the corner of your table and place the corner top on
top of your base corner parts to align and secure the corner.
Secure the straight base parts with their corresponding screws, and continue with the rest of your
table.

4_Thanks
Gameframe wouldn’t have been a reality without the 2,536 amazing backers that
supported our first Kickstarter campaign.
Thanks to you Gameframe is a reality and we hope you will enjoy it accompanying
your game nights throughout the years.
Have fun printing your very own personal Gameframe and make sure you stay tuned
as we have a lot of ideas for future components for Gameframe!
If you have any questions or any ideas
please email us at info@meeplekeepers.com
Thank you and happy gaming!

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