16 Digit Counter - Anywhere from 1 to 16 digits

I need several counters for different things. So - instead of printing all different counters, I made my own. It can be used as anywhere from 1 counter with 16 digits, or 2 counters with 8 digits, 3 counters with 12 digits, or 4 counters with 4 digits.

How does this thing work? Only you can read your secret counter! Here's how! See my YouTube video, or read below!
 

It's a cube, as you can see. For example if you need from 1 to 4 digits, use one side of the cube. There's a number in the middle of that side, so that will tell you it is counter #1. This is where your number wheel aligns up to, so if you want a counter that reads just ONE, simply put the first dial 0 with the 0 pointing to the side number. The 2nd as well, along with the 3rd. The last dial will be 1, pointing at that middle side number. 0001. Need two digits for your counter? Of course, first dial 0, then 0, then 1st number, then 2nd number. Need 8 digits? One side of the cube, then side 2.

You can color code them as well, so say, all red will be one counter.

You can even do the top row only of each side if you want 8 digits. The possibilities are endless with color coding

Since I don't have AMS, I desigend it with that in mind. Simply set a pause to change color at the right layer (68).

Design by The Coffee Guy on MakerWorld (license: CC0).