Rolling Coin Sorter

by sandeepalbert27 in Living > Organizing

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Rolling Coin Sorter

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I made this easy and cool sorter for coins for a school project. It is very easy to 3d print and works with United States coins( Quarter, Dime, Nickel, and penny). I go to the Cold spring harbor high school in long island NY.

I thought this would be a fun way for me to store all of my extra coins and have them sorted out for when I need to use them.

Supplies

You will need a 3d printer and a computer with fusion 360.

The Base Sketch

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Open up fusion 360 and make a 12 inch by 12 inch sketch.

Base Extrusion

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Use the extrude tool to extrude the base upwards by 4 inches.

Coin Storage Sketch

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Use the square sketch tool to make 4 rectangles and use the offset tool to make 0.2 inch borders.

Extrude New Sketch

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Use the extrude tool to make four -3.5 inch deep holes.

Coin Slide Sketch

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On top of the storage base create a 2 inch by 20 inch rectangle.

Extrude and Chamfer Sketch

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Use the extrude tool to make the rectangle 4 inches tall the use the chamfer feature as much as you can on the short side.

Coin Wall Sketch

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Draw 2 lines and use the offset feature to make 0.6 inch walls.

Extrude Wall Sketch

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use the extrude tool to extrude your sketch down by 3 inches.

Final Step Sketch and Extrude Coin Slots.

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Use the sketch tool to make holes over the coin storage. fit it to the coins you use in your country from smallest (top) to largest (bottom). And you're all done making your very own coin sorter! I hoped you enjoyed this project and had fun making it.