My mother-in-law makes lots of quilts. She had a paper template for some shapes she needed to cut out of fabric for one particular style--sort of like a football shape, and then the pieces that go between the football shape. Paper templates are not very durable and can change size/shape as they wrinkle and crease. Anyway, she needed this large enough that I couldn't get the between piece to fit in the print area, so I split it up. Then I got full of myself and made a pair of pieces that I could replicate 4 times each and that would all snap together to make the full template she needed. You can see the result in the 9-piece file. If you separate the pieces in your slicer, you can turn them around and puzzle them together on your print bed. Alternatively, the only unique pieces are included in the second file.

I've also got each of the unique parts split into 3 files.

I don't anticipate that anyone wants/needs this, but I'll put it out here anyway. If it only ever helps one person, then that's a success.