Eddie Hatoum Fan Club Coaster

Overview

Eddie Hatoum played as a forward for the Vancouver Canucks from 1970 to 1972 before retiring from professional hockey two years later. Not considered the forefront of the team, he is remembered by few Canucks fans... except my father, who I made this coaster for. When he was in high school, my dad created the world's first Eddie Hatoum Fan Club with his friends - initially a ploy to try and obtain free Canucks tickets from the team, him and his friends soon became genuine fans of Hatoum. I created this coaster for him as a birthday present.

Two versions of the coaster are included. The first is separated into three layers with cutouts, allowing the three colours to be printed with only two manual filament swaps inserted in the slicer. The second is designed for multi-material printers, and is ready to be painted in-slicer (a pre-painted 3MF file has also been included for convenience).

Finally, I've included an experimental 3MF file to allow the multimaterial version of the coaster to be produced on single-toolhead printers, using a simulated MMU and several manual filament swaps.

BoM/Hardware

No non-printed hardware required. Three colours of filament are recommended for aesthetics (I would suggest either white, green, and blue or black, yellow, and red for Canucks colours).

Assembly Instructions

No assembly instructions, as the coaster prints as one piece. Be sure you're able to monitor it as it prints to catch the filament swaps if you're not working on a multimaterial printer.

Print Settings

This print will only work with a 0.25 mm nozzle or smaller - a 0.4 mm is too coarse for the fine detail in the lettering.