While no profit is sought in making these files widely available, the following parties request to receive credit for the research, design, and proliferation of these replicas:
Dr. Naomi Norman - Associate VP for Instruction, University of Georgia
Dr. Peter Carnell - Lecturer, University of Georgia
Christopher W. Overbaugh - CURO Research Assistant, University of Georgia
Pair of Dikasts' Ballots:
The above file is the final ballot design, and will print the job on the left.
Once the print has fully cooled, the raft (wide, bottom layer) may be peeled off. The two pieces of each ballot can then be easily glued together.
The .stl file is already optimized for most printers; there is no need to fiddle with your printers' settings.
At the University of Georgia's College of Engineering, we have a Collaborative Design Studio/Makerspace stocked with MakerBot Replicators; though we performed our printing on these machines the above file will work for any commercial extrusion printer.