Sc-Oreo Handheld Oreo Counter Score Keeper 00-99

UPDATE 5/12/25 - Added optional inner ring that only has ‘+’, ‘-’, and ‘0’ if you plan to count positive or negative scores.

This is my pocket sized “Sc-Oreo” counter/score keeper shaped like an Oreo cookie. The counter will keep track of your score or whatever you need to count from 0-99. The white “double-stuff" center ring rotates to increment the ones place on the counter. The top cookie part rotates to increment the tens place. I designed the Sc-Oreo so there is a detent at each number position so as you rotate the parts, they will conveniently center themselves so the numbers are c

entered in the viewing window. This will also help prevent the numbers from moving around as you carry it around in your bag or pocket.

Use the Sc-Oreo for golf, bag toss, disc golf, ladder ball, counting birds, fishing…. whatever! I specifically designed this for my wife and I to keep track of our disc golf scores while we play.

PRINTING: I separated the white parts onto a second build plate. Drag them all onto one plate if you choose, but this will result in an excessive amount of color changes of your AMS. Best just to print the white parts separately. Also, the cookie top and bottom pieces are oriented face up so there is some support required. I got better results not using tree supports. I would not recommend changing the support settings. Pulling out support from the main axle hole in the bottom cookie piece might be a pain so be sure not to “auto” the support setting, For a smooth rotating Sc-Oreo, take care to remove all the support material prior to assembly.

ASSEMBLY: Super easy. Follow the 4-step assembly picture. (step 1) Make sure you are inserting the top disc into the cookie top piece with the correct orientation as shown in the picture, and this disk is fully seated onto the three alignment pegs. (step 2) Press the inner tens place ring onto the cookie bottom. It will click into place. (step 3) Fit the outer white stuff ring onto the cookie bottom. (step 4) The axle on the cookie top piece should “click” into place when pressed into the bottom cookie piece. A drop of household oil on the axle will help key the cookie top into place but it is not required. It might take a little pressure to it to fully seat. If it isn't seating, try rotating the cookie top as you press it into place. The little sprung arms need to find their position on the ribbed housing on the cookie bottom.

USING THE SC-OREO: After assembly, squeeze the parts together while rotating it around several times. This will help loosen up stiff parts or any little filament burrs that remain. It will break in and move smoothly.

Please share a picture of your print! I would love to see it in use.