Boss HP counter 0-999

prusaprinters

<p><i>**This is version 1.0, in the new version I hope to make clear what row of numbers to look at**</i></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Really liked the idea of a boss HP counter. With games like Gloomhaven we were short on damage counters and people had to ask for the boss' HP numerous times between rounds. This fixes the issue and with the magnets it feels really satisfying ‘<i>feeling</i>’ the numbers go down.</p><p><strong>Requires:</strong></p><ul><li>Metal Rod 3mm diameter x at least 7cm in length (you could print one, haven't tried it)</li><li>6 bearings 10mm outer x 3mm inner x 4mm width</li><li><i>Optionally: 33 small cylinder shaped magnets 2mm diameter x 3mm height</i></li></ul><p><strong>Print:</strong></p><ul><li>3x numberedwheel</li><li>6x spacer</li><li>2x middelstand</li><li>1x outerstandwithmagnet (you could print 2 and not add the magnet to the second, then you won't need “outerstandnomagnet”)</li><li>1x outerstandnomagnet</li><li>1x bottom</li></ul><p><strong>Print instructions:</strong></p><ul><li>I used a 0.6mm nozzle on a Prusa Mini, 0.2mm layer height (with arachne)</li><li>Numberedwheel:<ul><li>Print these one at a time</li><li>Infill cubic 20% (mostly to add some weight to it)</li><li>Supports from build plate only</li></ul></li></ul><p><strong>Assembly instructions:</strong></p><ol><li>Put the magnets into all the holes (add a little glue at the bottom if your printer is not dialed in). Make sure that the magnets in the stands are facing the opposite way so that they attract those in the numberedwheel.</li><li>Put the bearings in the numberedwheel.</li><li>The order from left to right is:<ol><li>outerstandwithmagnet&nbsp;</li><li>spacer</li><li>bearing</li><li>numberedwheel</li><li>bearing</li><li>spacer</li><li>middelstand</li><li>repeat 3-7 once more for the second wheel</li><li>repeat 3-6 once more for the third wheel</li><li>outerstandnomagnet</li><li>then slide in the bottom</li></ol></li></ol><p>Make sure everything is positioned so that the numberedwheels rotate freely, but tight enough so the magnets hold the numberedwheels in place when stationary.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Any questions, feel free to dm me.</p><p>---</p><p><i>This model took inspiration from Gustavo his idea of rotating dice: </i><a href="https://www.printables.com/model/68835-rotating-dice"><i>https://www.printables.com/model/68835-rotating-dice</i></a></p>