Ti Palet
Indoor Breton palet game, 100% customizable
Overview
Ti Palet ("ti" means "home" in Breton) sells indoor palet breton sets, 3D printed and customizable piece by piece: color, numbers, the logo on the jack (the "petit"), raised or engraved. Palet breton is a traditional game from Brittany: players throw discs onto a wooden board, as close as possible to the jack. A set has 12 palets and the jack, to the standard dimensions: 56 mm palets and a 45 mm jack. Each set is printed to order in plant-based PLA, then checked and packed by hand.
Why this project
Ti Palet is first of all a playground, with three goals:
- Test AI from A to Z. Every step was done with AI: the idea and the competitor study, the design of the pieces and the script that generates the 3D files, the brand, the promo video, the website, all the way to sending the files to the 3D printer.
- Put my BlazorSaaSPro boilerplate to the test on a real product: payments, orders, back office, e-mails, two languages, deployment. Every gap found here became an improvement of the kit.
- Have a good time with my kids: picking colors, testing prototypes... and playing a lot of palet in the living room!
The shop
Features
Configurator
Palet color (one per pair as an option), numbers editable one by one, logo on the jack, two-color relief or engraving. The preview updates with every choice.
Server-side preview
Each palet is drawn as SVG on the server, using only the filament colors actually in stock.
Checkout and payment
Cart, guest checkout, Stripe payment and confirmation e-mails.
Workshop back office
Order tracking (paid, printing, shipped), a production sheet readable on a phone, and filament stock.
Parametric 3D models
A Python script and an OpenSCAD version generate each piece to standard dimensions, with the number or logo raised or engraved.
Continuous deployment
Tests then automatic deployment on every push with GitHub Actions.
Tech stack
For real
A game in progress
Grey and yellow palets, red jack with a triskelion
Two-color relief
Palet number 1 and the triskelion jack, straight off the printer