Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down Coins

Finally, a way to express your joy or dismay without flipping a table or composing a passive-aggressive haiku. Hand someone the red thumbs down coin when they’ve earned it—like microwaving fish in the office or saying “irregardless”—and bask in the silent, silly judgment. But when someone brings snacks or correctly guesses your favorite dinosaur, the blue thumbs up coin is ready to reward their excellence like a tiny, plastic Nobel Prize. They should be printed, as oriented in the print profile, upside down, with the logo facing the build plate. There are no moving parts here. Any filament should work. The thumb logos are embossed. This means there is some bridging when they are printed. The Bambu Lab printers handle this with no problem. These are two color prints. But the coins are colored by layer. So, while there are color changes, it doesn't happen much (only 2 times!). If you print one coin, the purge waste is less than 1 gram. If you print 20 coins, the purge waste is also l