Shopping Token/Coin & Board Game Piece [Generator]

🛒 The Last Shopping Token You Will Ever Need

Stop fumbling for loose change in the parking lot. This parametric Ultimate Token Generator creates sturdy, reusable tokens that fit perfectly in standard shopping cart locks or serve as high-quality pieces for custom board games. Unlike simple flat discs, this model features a "Fine Milled Edge" (knurling) for grip and a recessed center with a honeycomb texture, making it feel like a premium, tactile object rather than a cheap piece of plastic.

🧠 Behind the Design (For Makers & Moderators) 

This is a fully parametric OpenSCAD tool, not a basic 2D 'coin' extrusion. The algorithm calculates complex procedural knurling (generating 120 fine, printable ridges along the outer perimeter) and mathematically embeds internal geometric patterns (like Hexagons/Honeycomb) and optional Keyring booleans, making it a structurally advanced and highly customizable utility tool.

⚙️ Customizer Features:

• Precision Presets: One-click sizing settings to perfectly match the dimensions of a €1, €0.50, €2, US Quarter, £1, or Canadian Loonie for shopping carts.
• Premium Textures: Choose between a smooth background, Hexagons (Honeycomb), or Concentric Circles.
• Keyring Mode: Enable Keyring_Tab to automatically calculate and add a sturdy loop so you can attach it to your house keys.
• Custom Text: Optional. Uncheck Show_Curved_Text for a clean look (Symbol only), or check it to add your name or phone number.

🖨️ Print Settings:
This model is designed to look amazing in two colors, even without an AMS! 

• Material: PLA, PETG, or ABS/ASA (for durability in hot cars). Silk Gold or Silver looks incredible.
• Infill: 100% (It needs to be strong).
• Layer Height: 0.16mm or 0.20mm

• Multicolor (No AMS):

  1. Slice the model.
  2. Add a "Pause" (or Filament Change) at layer height 1.8mm (or just before the text starts).
  3. Swap from your Base color (e.g., Gold) to your Text color (e.g., Black).

❤️ Share your prints!
I love seeing which coins you are using! Please upload a photo of your make in the comments.