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Designed so it can be easily drag-n-dropped into a slicer (or at least Cura, which is what I use) to allow printing of a 56mm Dogecoin.

This download includes the following: Dogecoin.stl Dogecoin (without circuit).stl Dogecoin Side A.stl Dogecoin Side A (without circuit).stl Dogecoin Side B.stl

If you want to print with supports, go ahead, but I found the best results to be printing the halves of the coin separately, and then glue them together with superglue. It is a clean split and they fit together nicely.

I've included a "without circuit" version of the Side A and the Dogecoin itself, because at a coin size (56mm) the circuits don't print too well on a 0.4mm nozzle. If you want to lower your nozzle size, I'm sure it would work better, but otherwise I have included these alternatives. That said, if you print big enough, all of the coin's lines are extruded cleanly and should print okay.

PHOTO EXAMPLES: I used Sunlu PLA Light Gold and printed on a Creality CR-10S