Challenge Coin Stand (No Supports) V2
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Improved Challenge Coin Stand. Better build plate adhesion and stability. Try it out. Post a make. Print many more!
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NOTE: I had a print fail, when making 35 at once, but learned by accident that the back support didn't need to be even close to that high, saving time and material. You may want to give the shortened 'Low Profile' versions a try.
I had previously posted a design that worked reasonably well, until someone bumped their head on my coin case and jostled all of the coins, causing them to fall down/into each other. I realized I needed something just a bit more-beefy, taller and with a wider base. Instead of just scaling-up the previous design (which would also work fine), I started from scratch, to see if I could make any other improvements.
If you end up printing these, please post a 'make' with your feedback! With 160 downloads on the previous design but no feedback, I feel a bit like an author of a book, read by no one.
This time, I went with a flat/solid bottom layer for two reasons:
better build plate adhesion for printing a bunch of them at once
a surface for 2-sided tape, if I want to 'install' them more semi-permanently on the shelf
My coin case has slick shelves, so the coins had to lay flat on the shelves. This was annoying when people wanted to actually look at them. I designed these stands, to print super-fast without supports and to hold pretty much any size of challenge coin.
My largest ‘coins’ are just over 5mm thick, but I wanted the same stands to be able to hold the smaller coins as well. The angle of the back strikes a pretty good balance between visibility and stability.
I'd recommend printing one at 100% size and testing it on your largest/smallest coins in your collection. If you print them too large, they will appear bulky and have too much wiggle room to secure the coin. If too small, the coins will tip over too easily when someone wants to pick up the one next to it. Just be sure the size is good for your actual collection before you go printing 35 of them (like I did).
Again, thanks in advance for the Likes, Saves, Downloads, & Makes!