Flip Counter (can assemble 2 sets of scoreboards for games)

This is a 3D printed mini flip score counter, a small desktop scoreboard:

1. Base Stand: A sapphire blue triangular upright base with its own support structure can stand steadily on the desktop; above, two pairs of blue printed circular binding clasps extend to secure the number flip cards.
2. Flip Cards: Two white rounded-corner cards, each marked with numbers in a seven-segment digital tube style; the left side shows the red number 2, and the right side shows the black number 3, currently displaying a score of 2:3; the cards can be manually flipped back and forth around the binding rings to switch between different numbers from 0-9.
3. Product Use: Relies on manual page-flipping to change numbers, widely used in small games, board games, ball games, fitness set tracking, check-in counting, and other scenarios, for real-time recording of both sides' scores.
4. The overall design is a split 3D printed assembly, with clearly visible print layers; it features a loose-leaf flip card structure, making it easy to disassemble and assemble, allowing for increasing or decreasing digits and replacing number cards as needed; it is compact and portable, serving as both a practical tool and a creative EDC desktop ornament.
5. A single unit can record scores, and two units can be assembled with buckles to form a match scoreboard.

Here are the assembly steps

First, prepare all printed parts
Then, arrange each card in order from 9 to 1 and slide them into the rings
Then, push the rings into the holes in the base.
A recessed slot is reserved here, allowing two printed sets to be connected via clips