Sleeved 00-99 Counters for MTG / TCGs
Sleeved 00-99 Counters for MTG / TCGs
If you like this model and it's not too much trouble, please hit the 👍 button - it helps out a lot 😀 11/15/2024 - Updated the height of the sleeved counter to be shorter (same size as a card's height) so these counters can fit inside of a deck box. Nothing in terms of functionality has changed whatsoever. See the images with ‘New Version!’ in the top right corner for photos of this upgrade. Huge shout out to user SuperiorOrganiserSolutions for the suggestion. This is a collection of counters that fit inside of sleeved cards for Magic the Gathering, Flesh and Blood, One Piece and other TCGs. A shout out goes out to user @Fluppi for requesting this design! It is 4 separate parts: a base, a top and 2x dials:The counter has 2x dials that go from 0-9 each, for a total of 00-994x different counters:+1/+1 CounterToken CounterGeneric MTG Counter w/symbolsGeneric TCG Counter (blank)Customize it to whatever you want!Just a quick word of caution - be careful using these with cards that are not double sleeved, especially expensive cards. The surface of the counter that gets inserted inside the sleeve *may* scuff up your card's back. Use it with inexpensive cards or double sleeve your decks!Boost MeShow your support by boosting this model. Any support is highly appreciated!AssemblyFor the dials, there is a left dial and a right dial. When positioned correctly, the numbers on each dial should line up (nearly) 100% straight inside the window. The parts are labeled in Bambu Studio as well. The Sleeved Counter's base and top should snap together while allowing the dial to spin. It does take a bit of force to fully snap the pieces together. Apply pressure at each connector on the top and bottom body pieces when snapping together for each dial. You will hear a bunch of snapping sounds, don't be alarmed (each connector snapped like 5 or 6 times for me). Once fully snapped together, there shouldn't be any gaps between any of the pieces. The dials are a bit tight so the number stays in place in case of an accidental bump or drop. They will quickly loosen up a small amount after spinning each dial a few times. For even more security, try adding a small drop* of super glue to each connector when snapping all the parts together. * If you use too much glue, the glue will seep out onto the dials and become glued in place and not be able to spin. Ask me how I know that… 😉Checkout My Other Counter Bars Similar to This!Mana CounterCommander Life Counter2 Player Life CounterSingle Life Counter4 Player Poison CounterStorm Count TrackerCoat of Arms Tracker Be sure to check out my MTG 3D Print Projects page if you are interested in even more MTG prints like this from myself and other very talented makers!
Colors: 2
Materials: PLA
Printer: Bambu Lab A1