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Credit Card Chess Set

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Innovo

$12.00

3D printed in dark blue, richly colored nylon plastic with a smooth finish.

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Product Description

Arguably the Worlds Smallest Commercial Chess Set with a size similar to that of an ordinary credit card. Keep in your wallet for that unexpected chess emergency!

Assemple the set, if you want to use it.

1. Cut the chess pieces out of their frame.

2. Remove the frame.

3. Place the pieces on the chess board in their respective positions. You can optionally use the frame like tweezers to move the pieces around the board.

Note: Placing the pieces might be difficult at first because of the dyeing process, making the placement holes smaller than they actually are. Once the dye is removed, after the pieces move around, it's easier to place them. Alternatively, use an object (like a small file or another tool) to clear it out before use.