Design Concept:

The Desktop Coaster Holder is inspired by the theme of remembrance, featuring a patriotic design incorporating the colors and symbols emblematic of the USA. Honestly, I am sickened by what is happening to the country I once was proud to call mine, so... I guess I'm making a statement here. Admittedly, I did not have the proper color "old glory" blue for this print, and have since ordered the correct (or best approximation) filament because I'm a perfectionist beyond belief... A.K.A... 3D PRINTING DISEASE. LOL!

Use:

This holder is perfect for organizing a set of coasters, making it ideal for desks, dining tables, living room areas, or a picnic table at a BBQ. It serves both a functional and decorative purpose, symbolizing American pride. This holder accepts eight (8) Desktop Coasters as designed by me. And by the way, the coasters are large enough to put a mug or beer stein on!

Printing Suggestions:

If you want the real thing, use red, white, blue and black (for upper and lower accent). If you just purchased your first K2 Plus printer, you already have the colors you need to make this!

Assembly Instructions:

Simply adhere 8mm rubber-silicone feet at counterbore locations.

Note:

The .3mf file contained herein will print the coaster holder correctly... not the coasters. Unfortunately, this software does not allow differing print settings for different plates within the same project file. Should you decide to print both the holder and the coasters (which I most certainly hope you do), please pay close attention to the instruction file for coaster-specific print settings also contained herein, else download "Desktop Coaster Holder #5 (remember US) Coasters.3mf" and run that program. I highly recommend the use of glue... the small support trees (necessary for clean print of the stars) risk being knocked over without it. Trust me, this comes from experience.

"Problems really don't exist... because solutions do."

(CCS Interpretations)

Think about that, and have an AWESOME rest of your day!

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