Mahjong Chips

Friends who enjoy playing Mahjong at home can print a set. Previously, when playing Mahjong at home, accounting was the most troublesome aspect. I've tried using pens, mobile phones, corn kernels, and even screws as counters.

After getting a 3D printer, I decided to print a set of counting chips.

Chips of any numerical value can be designed as needed. For example, 0.5, 1, 5, etc.

The uploaded file is a color version suitable for AMS, with a white background and red characters. You can also change the color scheme to your liking.

Additionally, those without AMS can achieve multicolor printing by setting automatic pausing and manually changing filaments at the text layer.

Finally, a recommendation: Each denomination could use a separate color scheme, such as black characters on a white background for 0.5, and red characters on a blue background for 1, etc. This way, you can easily identify the denomination simply by color, making it more convenient to use.