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+// FIDE Standards have some flexibility
+// https://www.fide.com/FIDE/handbook/Standards_of_Chess_Equipment_and_tournament_venue.pdf
+// FIDE Handbook C.02.2.2 Height,weight,proportions
+// 	- King – 9.5 cm, 
+// 	- Queen – 8.5 cm, 
+// 	- Bishop – 7 cm, 
+// 	- Knight – 6 cm, 
+// 	- Rook – 5.5 cm and 
+// 	- Pawn – 5 cm. 
+// 	- The diameter of the piece's base should measure 40- 50% of its height.
+// 	- These dimensions may differ up to 10% from the above recommendation,
+// 		- but the order (e.g. King is higher than Queen etc.) must be kept.
+// We are going to transgress C.02.2.3
+// FIDE Handbook C.02.3.2 Size of the square and the board
+// 	- The side of the square should measure 5 to 6 cm. 
+// 	- Referring to 2.2 the side of a square should be at least twice the diameter of a pawn’s base (it means four paws on one square).
+
+$fn = 8;
+total_height = 5.5;
+base_diameter = total_height / 2;
+base_radius = base_diameter / 2;
+
+// How is the base height dependent on piece height?
+base_height = 1;
+
+// The rook has a wider stem
+stem_radius = base_radius / 2;
+stem_base_radius = base_radius * (3/4);
+
+// I like several different low poly designs for the castle ridges
+// I like the ridge going over the corner
+// I also like the simplicity of every other face having a ridge
+head_radius = 1;
+head_height = 1;
+stem_height = total_height - base_height - (head_height / 2);
+
+cylinder(base_height/2, r = base_radius);
+translate([0, 0, base_height/2]) 
+	cylinder(base_height/2, base_radius, stem_base_radius);
+translate([0, 0, base_height])
+	cylinder(stem_height, stem_base_radius, stem_radius);
+translate([0, 0, total_height - head_height])
+	cylinder(head_height/2, r = head_radius);
+translate([0, 0, total_height - (head_height/2)])
+	// I think I might try rotate_extrude
+	// take a differemce with an internal cylinder as well
+	%cylinder(head_height/2, r = head_radius);
+