War Gaming Counters / Dials

prusaprinters

<p>I got tired of using dice for wounds and such when playing Warhammer 40K and other table top war games. I didn't really want to spend $5+ per dial from various websites and I didn't love most of the designs on the inter-webs so I got creative and made my own.</p> <p>These are meant to be single or double digit counters and can be used for anything your heart desires. I wanted to keep the font size a bit bigger so I didn't make a double digit single dial version; each dial only counts 0-9.</p> <p>These are all designed to use a 10 mm by 1 mm thick magnet in both the top and bottom. This helps keep them together while giving enough friction to have them not turn on their own.</p> <p>I have personally taken the blank tops and added designs for my armies in Warhammer 40K. It works really well but as Games Workshop owns most of the logos/icons I've used, <em>and I don't feel the need to be sued</em>, I won't post any of their copyrighted material on here.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p><strong>Non Printable Bill Of Materials</strong></p> <ul> <li>Two 10x1 mm circle magnets for each numbered dial &amp; top combo printed</li> <li>Super glue</li> </ul> <p><strong>Print Settings</strong><br/> <strong><em>Resolution:</em></strong> 0.1 mm or 0.2 mm, either is fine<br/> <strong><em>Nozzle:</em></strong> 0.4 for bottoms &amp; text/blank tops, 0.25 recommend for detailed tops<br/> <strong><em>Supports:</em></strong> None<br/> <strong><em>Infill:</em></strong> 15%</p> <p><strong>Notes</strong><br/> Using a 0.25 nozzle for the detailed tops provides slightly crisper corners on the shapes but isn't 100% necessary.</p>