Summary

Designed by Grade 12 student, Justin A. It is meant to be a fun way to sort your canadian change (Twonies, Loonies, Quarters, Dimes, and Nickels).

Instructions

PLA gave us the best results. ABS cracked and warped on our makerbot. It took a very very very long time to print. Thank goodness Makerbots now have a "cold pause".

PLA
.2 layer height
15% infill
2 shells
Nozzle Temp 190
Bed Temp 0

The top piece is the most important (MoneySlider1.stl) because it is the actual slider.

There are two bases to choose from. Justin has only tried the first base (MoneySlider2.stl). He has not tried the additional base that would result in stacks of coins (MoneySlider3.stl). It was the teacher's idea and even she is skeptical about whether it would actually work. ...and these parts took a long time to print and other students were waiting to have their designs printed.

NOTE: This design was our 3rd printing of the top portion. The Twonies stil get hung up on the loonie slot despite revisions to the design. The quarters, nickels, and dimes work great. Even though it doesn't work perfectly, we thought we'd upload it and see who might accept the challenge of revising it.

Canadian Money Slider