October 2, 2018
Description
NOTE
As of 28/04/2022 I will no longer be updating this page as thingiverse no longer fuctions well enough for me to support it, for updates on this design please visit
https://www.printables.com/model/3176-super-simple-2x-digit-counter-v28
VERSION 2.8 UPDATES:
Added two new covers which have the digit market tiled 1 over, just print one of each of the left and right versions and follow assembly as normal! (Thanks to prusaprinters user Hellfish for the suggestion)
VERSION 2.7 UPDATES:
Fixed multi material versions to include separated stls. Added a multi material cover so the dial marker can be printed in a different color! (request from Apoc-X)
VERSION 2.6 UPDATES:
Added a beta ring stl for use in Multi Material printing, Thanks to user Apoc-X who suggested this idea. This is currently untested if somebody with a multi extrusion setup would like to try it please let me know how it turns out and if there's anything I can fix :)
VERSION 2.5 UPDATES:
Did some tweaking to dimensions mainly on the plate, shaft and the core in order make the whole thing a lot more secure when assembled. Remember you may have to sand down the shaft a little in order for it to fit due to variance in dimensional accuracy between printers and prints. I also included an inverted version of the ring in case you want to paint the letters :)
VERSION 2 UPDATES:
improved plate design (It has arrows now!)
increased the depth of the lettering from 0.2mm to 0.5mm
The assembly remains unchanged from V1, so please go to the V1 link for post printing instructions
link: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3104592**
I wanted an easy to print counter for tabletop games and trading card games such as magic: the gathering. My criteria for this design was that it was to be easy to print (no supports needed) and easy to assemble (meaning not requiring non printable components or glue). Please follow the instructions for assembly shown in the post-printing pictures. You will need to print 2 plates, 2 rings, 2 cores, and 1 shaft.
License:
Creative Commons - Attribution
AdamWe
