click wheel life counter 3d models

You can find that This update includes the following: Phyrexianized Arabic Numbers Wheel (both Left and Right) New Caps including the Phyrexian Mana Symbol (and WotC's Set Symbol for New Phyrexia, All Will be One and All Will be One Commander) To use...

I saw cob50nm's design and Tavarin Games's design, and used those as a basis for this Open Source Click-Wheel Life Counter. The mechanism works well printed from an FDM printer but haven't been tested in an SLA printer (the offsets might be too low...

This is a life counter for magic the gathering that I designed with a lot of care, this one has two sides to mark life points... ...Perfect for a 1v1 duel.

This is a life counter for magic the gathering that I designed with a lot of care for the next collection that will come out... Based on tolkien's universe, the lord of the rings... I hope you like it. Any doubt I am available.

A clever counter designed for hands accustomed to handling larger tools. Its solid and satisfying click action provides a sense of reassurance. Perfect for most games, as well as golfing, mini-golf, or any activity where tracking units 10, 11, or...

I enhanced my life counter significantly. It now features feet for stability and wheels that can be single, double, or triple-spoked. I also added notches to prevent accidental rotation. The design has been refined for a more streamlined look. ...For...

Modular life counter with clicking sound. Prepared for 0.4 nozzle. 3,6cm tall. With smaller nozzle you can print it smaller too (f.ex . with 0,2mm print with 50% model size). One counter is: - stand1 + stand2 - center + ring (or thin center +...

This innovative design is inspired by Gnietschow's "Spinning Life Counter" available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:399483 Taking cue from this original design, I've fortified it to be beefier and added direct numerical display onto each rotor....

I find it best to glue one magnet to something else as the one to set all the wheels to and then make sure the shaft magnets repel that magnet. When assembling, dry fit all the parts first. Each wheel should be put on a shaft, then attach all of...

Created new, thinner caps with a decagon post and a cut on the edge to prevent the life counter from tipping. Removed the screw, opting instead for a snap fit construction. The fit is very secure. Glue should not be necessary, but may be used if...

... a reduced wheel gap relative to the wheel width. ...This also reduces the overall footprint of the device. **UPDATE 2023-06-24** - Streamlined the base to minimize its size. A compact double-digit counter that clicks to maintain its precise position.

Quick and easy Life counter Range: 1-24

Here is a metal, spring-loaded update to https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3730357 A new rocker spring-cap design has been implemented, featuring an ideal configuration. An 8mm hole accommodates the spring perfectly. The design was thoroughly...

Life counter for Dice and other games. 0-5 lives. 6 players max. ... V3 has holes instead to avoid stringing.

Life Counter is counting lives of my mates over at Morrison Academy here in Taiwan's Kaohsiung city.

Life Counter for D&D and Other Tabletop Games. ...To Get Started, You Will Need an M3x30 Countersink Screw and a Matching M3 Nut.

This was designed as a 2 digit life counter for various table top games. It will hold any number 00-99, and I've included pieces you can combine to scale it to as many digits as you would like. For the details below I'll refer to the numbered...

Simple manual counter wheel assembly. Two separate dials are needed. ...The small screw may require some extra effort to turn, but it should keep going until it reaches its final position.

Magic Counter: The Ultimate Opponent Tracker Keep track of your opponents' lives and strategies with our advanced Magic life counter. Tailor your gameplay to outmaneuver them at every turn. Stay one step ahead with real-time updates on their health,...

This is a life counter I designed for Munchkin. It requires ten 4.5 mm (0.177 in) BB's to actuate the detent. ... I printed them in a dark color, purple, and sanded the face to increase the contrast and make the numbers pop.

COUNTER FOR FIGUTINE WAR HAMMER OR OTHER

This is a small counter to keep track of your characters life (Or any other number you would like). It's easy to make for bigger or smaller numbers just by printing extra number-cogs. It's hold together by a small rubber band that is attached to the...

The male/female ends should snap together seamlessly to create a sturdy pin that allows the counter wheels to rotate smoothly. This pin should be strong enough to hold the ends in place securely, addressing an issue I encountered with a separate...

This is a 3-digit HP/Life counter for RPGs or other uses. It measures from -99 to 899, which covers a broad range and can be extended further by adding more digits as desired (the .123dx files included make modification easy). To create it, simply...

0-99 life count tracker. Included dial labels (note L and R for correct placement) and a template for a face label if you'd like something custom. ...The back panel can easily be glued to the face and the pins will ensure they are aligned.

This is a compact tracker to monitor your character's life (Or any other number you prefer). It's simple to create for larger or smaller numbers by printing additional gear-cogs. The mechanism holds together with a small rubber band attached to the...

You will need to print 3 copies of the Wheel file for each carriage you print. ...The Wheels will click-fit with the carriage.

Count-down wheels can be used for HP/Life and count-up wheels for Gold/XP, etc. The indent between the numbers on the wheel is to allow your fingernail to catch so you can advance the counter When assembling, make sure you have everything going in...

This device features a distinct clicking mechanism that secures its position upon rotation. ...To assemble, simply attach the two components together after printing, exercising caution as they can become stubbornly connected once joined.

This is an arm that clicks with precision whenever it's inserted into a camera equipped with 35mm film, allowing users to track the exact number of clicks as each sprocket hole passes through to accurately gauge how far the film has been moved.