Fleur De Lis Coins

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This thing was made with TinkerCAD. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/lgfmwBLiMmX-fleur-de-lis-coins This was my first try using TinkerCAD, pretty cool. These coins were made for my copy of Rococo, which while perfect, can use some material upgrades. (1) is any sort of tile holder for the fabrics. But (2) is more VP tokens during scoring. These tokens are hollow and sized to hold a U.S.A. Penny -- don't tell the Treasury about me please. I printed at 0.05mm resolution, this supports the detail of the edge; but also, I think, the number of layers needed to do the bridging at the top of the coin. You may have success at 0.1mm, but I think 0.20mm will likely fail. You need to ensure that the bridging layer (z=2.25mm) is generated correctly in your slicer. I needed to reduce perimeters to 2 in order to have slic3r work correctly (otherwise it seems to want to bridge a too small inner diameter, I am using version 1.31.6-prusa3d). You should add z-color pauses at 0.35mm, 2.25mm, and 2.55mm. The first and last are actual color changes. For the middle one, you add pennies to each token. Make sure you eye-check that they are sitting flush or lower inside the area. The pennies add a subtle but welcome weight to the tokens. I found the edge detailing comes out rough to the touch (and I'm not going to sand 80 tokens), but it does look nice. The original game came with this distribution: 20VPx12, 10VPx8, 5VPx8, 2VPx8, 1VPx12 I have printed these quantities: 20VPx12, 10VPx16, 5VPx16, 2VPx16, 1VPx20 The TinkerCAD design is easy to edit, try making your own designs!