Protect surfaces while you game!

Keep your desk or gaming station free of water rings with these practical and aesthetically pleasing drink coasters!

Designed to mimic the placement and look of the face buttons found on a standard Xbox controller, these drink coasters serve a functional purpose while adding a specific visual flair to the environment. Perfect for use yourself or as a gift to a gamer in your life. 

Print all four and lay them out on your desk or table to mimic the Xbox controller's face buttons!

Edited: Per Request, additional print profile has been included:

It was requested that I include versions of the coasters with the option to insert a self-adhesive piece of cork onto the back while retaining the aesthetic of the coaster with a rim to enclosure the cork and shield it from view. As such, a new third print profile has been added where each plate includes the coasters each with this new edit. 
Here is an amazon link to a (large quantity) of self-adhesive cork coasters you can purchase to adhere to the back of these new and improved coasters! I've ordered some myself and will update this when I receive them.

Example:

Additionally! New Addition of a Coaster Holder!

I took the time to model and include a Coaster Holder in the shape of a pixelated coffee mug labeled “Gamer Fuel.” The holder stands up vertically, allowing the storage of the coasters to take up minimal space on your gaming station. It can also be laid flat or hung from the handle if you so choose. 

Coaster Holder:

Four print profiles available:

1. Single plate with all four coasters.
2. Four plates with one coaster each.
3. Five plates, one coaster each and coaster holder; each coaster now includes a hollow space on the bottom to attach a self-adhesive cork.
4. One plate with just the coaster holder.

Layers are .2mm thick, and the individual letters are .8mm thick (4 layers total). 
You can edit this so that the letters are only .2mm thick, one layer total, to prevent AMS usage, but this results the letters themselves being less clear and vibrant (I had originally tested this).

If there are any questions, concerns, or feedback, I'm all ears! Thanks again for checking it out!