Knurled poker chip

I highly recommend printing these at 0.08mm layer height and 100% infill. This will alow for the side knurling to provide jsut a little bit extra grip when fidgeting with these, as plastic is naturally slippier than painted or fired clay chips.  You can also get the segmented border effect in a single piece and layer by adding a modifier torus object and changing the top and bottom surface pattern to octogram spiral, as you can hopefully see in the 3mf file i included (sliced in orca) this way you can also add your own symbols to the center segment though they dont show up great with more detailed objects. This might be able to be remedied with a color change but i havent tried it yet. Fully infilled they weigh about 5 grams using PLA which is on the lighter side for poker chips, but they're still fine to fidget with. Worth mentioning though, depending on your chosen patterns one chip could take upwards of 30 minutes to print. So put on a dozen before bed and fidget with them in the morning! a little prone to lifting so use bed glue as needed. 

(Cover image made using the source model in Blender 5.0 and the Cycles render engine by me)