This maker coin is designed to test the functionality of the 3D printer. It has a diameter of 6cm and a thickness of 1.25cm. The coin is designed to help calibrate 3D printers and see if they are working successfully, testing functions such as engraving, curved printing, different filaments, and a variety of other functions.

The image on the coin is based off of my initials as well as the logo for DC's Green Arrow.
The coin is embellished with the cool arrow logo in the center and my initials on either side. There are extruded cuts in the middle to add to the sleek effect. Around the edge, there are small quivers with the end of a arrow sticking out of them. There are a total of six (6) of these around the edge. There are also small gaps in the edge to allow for easy grip. The filament is a special transparent green, which results in the perfect Green Arrow green as well as an awesome effect. The coin incorporates many curves and edges to truly test the 3D printer, which is the function of its design.

Here is a link to my classmate's maker coins: https://www.thingiverse.com/MCDeltaT/collections/maker-coins
Feel free to check it out for other cool designs from our engineering design class!