I wanted thinner standees. This remix is a complete redraw in Fusion 360.
Numbers are counter sunk in the plate so you can flood with paint.
The dial goes 1-12 for more use without having to add HP markers. (The 10 is an X to fit)
The dials now have knubs to make rotation easier.
The +10/20 hp markers are labeled and have tabs to help remove them easily.
The +10/20 markers don't have holes in the bases to make them thinner.
If you need above +20, I suggest printing a HP chit in an alternate color.
You can get up to 32hp with one counter stack.
V2
Wider counter shelf with retention brackets. (look at that counter retention in photos)
Even thinner with new HP counter post (look at the comparison in the last photo, this was to preserve post strength with a thinner number dial)
V3
Keyhole socket
Labeled +20 counter
V4
Decorated based
Tolerance tuning
Printing Tips
If you print these, I recommend the thin plates at a really high infill. You wont save much time with low infill and it makes the posts stronger.
The rings on the bottom of the number plate will probably require a little tuning with and xacto if you get a little elephants foot like I do printing.
Make sure you add a surface layer in your slicer. It makes The number plates look nicer especially.
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