Drink Wheel of Fortune

Drink Wheel — 205 mm, two languages, four swappable colours

A nine-field drink wheel with a free-spinning pointer. Two prints: the disc in four colours, the pointer in one. No supports, no hardware beyond three M3 countersunk screws.

Two versions included. RAD-DE is labelled in German, RAD-EN in English, same geometry, same pointer file — only the lettering differs. Also STL-files are labelled with DE and EN, pick your language.

Mount it flat, or mount it upright. Screwed down horizontally on a table it works as a real spinner: flick the pointer and let chance decide. Screwed to a wall it becomes a sign instead — turn the disc before you fix it so the drink you want sits at the bottom, where the pointer rests and where the radial lettering reads upright. The three screw holes sit at 120°, the nine fields at 40°, so every field can be brought to the bottom.

The colours are yours. Slot 1 is the body, the stripes and the lettering; slots 2–4 are the three field colours, cycling green → yellow → blue in the preview. Swap the spools and the wheel changes with them — the file stays as it is. Just keep all four slots on the same material.

Flush front, no printed-on text. The lettering isn't laid on top of the fields: it's the white body showing through between the coloured inlays, 0.8 mm deep and level with the surface. Nothing to peel, nothing to wear off. The pointer rides on a two-step hub and is held by a snap-fit plug — no screw, no glue.

~105 g for the disc, ~4 g for the pointer, roughly 3 h + 20 min.