Health Tracker Wheel

After looking for 3D printable health trackers for games, the offerings out there didn't satisfy the requirements for Quaeleon's Quest, so I made these to:

• Be able to go up AND down numbers easily
• Lock onto each number
• Go up to 99 and down to 0
• Print without supports, and print reliably
• Allow personalisation / designs on front and back
• Be fully 3D printed
• Be rugged enough for extended use
• Be readable from across a table (so you can see your opponent's health)
• Fit in the hand
• Allow one handed operation

And so, after several iterations, these were born!

Printing

They have been designed for 0.2mm layer height or lower, I would recommend 0.2mm for speed purposes. Any designs you embed should go down 0.2mm or more.

To get the numbers to show, either fill them in with a contrasting colour or do a layer change at 3.8mm, and 0.4mm if you want it to be symmetrical (2 layers top and bottom at 0.2mm).

You will need:

• 1 x Front Plate of your choice
• 1 x Back Plate of your choice
• 2 x Pins (single file)
• 2 x Springs (single file)
• 1 x Left Wheel & 1 x Right Wheel of your choice (both in one file)

Assembly should be fairly self explanatory.

Printing the pins in the orientation in the file helps the layer lines lock on to eachother and keep the whole assembly rigid, but you might need a spot of glue - YMMV.

The springs can be a pain to print, so I use a little bit of glue stick to keep them on the bed.

I would print the wheels, plates and everything else in 3 separate batches for the different colour changes.

Quaeleon's Quest

These are perfect for a game of Quaeleon's Quest -  a strategy card game for 2-6 players.

What is Quaeleon's Quest? find out more here:

Quaeleon's Quest

We will be launching on Kickstarter soon, but for now you can check it out on Steam on Tabletop Simulator.

Quaeleon's Quest on Tabletop Simulator