Israeli Payphone token - Asimon
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Description
This is a model of the nostalgic Israeli Payphone that were installed all across Israel from the late 50's till beginning of the 90's (when it was gradually replaced with modern phones with smart cards and eventually extinct in the modern era)
i have designed this model off a picture i got online, originally to print with a resin printer (you can see a side by side comparison with a real token in the pictures).
For FDM, i just scaled it up 415% (as in the attached profile) to work with a 0.4 nozzle. I didnt try a 0.2 but i doubt it will print good at the original size, so if you want a 100% copy, i guess Resin will be you best option.
I printed it “standing up” to get both sides printed in one go, but you can cut it in half and print the two sides separately to get zero overhangs.
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