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Mechanical Wound Counter

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Casing with trim - AMS numbers and trim, PETG spring
Casing with trim - AMS numbers and trim, PETG spring
Designer
1.3 h
3 plates
4.9(52)

Blank Casing - AMS numbers and PETG spring
Blank Casing - AMS numbers and PETG spring
Designer
1.1 h
3 plates
4.9(20)

Single coloured, no AMS, PLA spring
Single coloured, no AMS, PLA spring
Designer
43 min
1 plate
4.2(22)

Reverse Number Discs
Reverse Number Discs
Designer
38 min
1 plate
5.0(2)

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Description

New version of the counter with extended numbers of 0-99, smoother rotation and slimmer profile is out now! And it can be found here:


Mechanical, small sized wound tracker that can count 0-79 with a very smooth rotation. No screws, glue or grease required!

This was designed with inspiration from multiple other wound trackers, with improvements in printability, functionality and looks.

The counter utilizes a printed spring for that satisfying, almost clicking movement. This spring is best printed in PETG. PLA works but with a heavily reduced life span along with a tougher rotation!

 

The casing was designed as a canvas, to be able to personalize your own with details for favourite army/archtype/whatever. 

Remember, .svg vector graphics can be imported directly into Bambu Studio to add single coloured images into your print!

 

There is a single coloured, fully PLA print profile uploaded for those that wish to test the functionality and/or tolerances first.

Assembly instructions:

 

Place the spring and small cog on their respective pins like the image below

 

Place the small numbered disc on the center axle. It must be placed with a number towards any of the shorter teeth on the small gear!

If you are unsure if it is placed correctly, try turning it. If it turns, it is correctly aligned.

 

Place the large numbered disc around the small one. The numbers must be aligned over the small cog for it to be placed correctly, like the number 10 in the image below. 

 

Press the top cover in place. The center pin only fits one way. The numbers you aligned in the last step will be the ones visible in the opening.

 

And now it is finished! It might take a full rotation for it to get the smooth movement, depending on which type of filament was used.

 

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