Created 1 months ago
Remixed 3 times
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A 3D-printable proxy dueling card for house games. This layout trades out standard monsters for a red cup bounce shot, leaving the description box filled with scaled-up, illegible hieroglyphs.
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A simple, printable gift tag featuring embossed text and a raised border. Designed for clean dual-color printing using a simple filament swap at Z=2.0mm. Dimensions: 75mm x 35mm Attachment: 5mm hole located near the left edge Customization: The text and base plate thicknesses are separated to make manual pauses straightforward. Print Settings: No supports required. Print flat on the plate with the text facing up.

Un topper de la casa del tercer chanchito del cuento de los tres cerditos y el lobo

Here's a baseline wide-brimmed hat shell, anchored around the 170x200mm elliptical clearance requested. It is built flat to maximize bed adhesion for large-format printers, treating the build plate as the brim's reference plane. The dome is a simple half-ellipsoid that covers the core geometry, leaving plenty of room for modifications. Remix Hooks Crown Height: Set to a default 100mm. Scale the Z-axis of the crown geometry if you need a taller top hat or a shallower boater profile. Brim Contour: It is completely flat right now to survive the first layer on a 400x400mm bed. You could run a slight Z-warp over the outer 50mm to give it a swoop, though that will require supports. Material: At 2.4mm thick, this is dimensioned for standard rigid filaments (PETG/PLA) to hold its shape. Dialing the thickness down to 1.2mm for TPU would give the brim some authentic flop.
A two-tone stroller tag built to ride on a standard 50mm webbing strap or carabiner. The mounting slot clears most heavy-duty hook-and-loop closures without binding. Mounting Bore: 50x6mm Dimensions: 110x65mm Profile: Flat multi-level face for easy two-color filament swaps. Designed specifically for the Castleman family, carrying a classic '95' racing motif.
A robust print-in-place flexi butterfly with perfectly sweeping, organic wing shapes. I stripped out the old jagged polygon boundaries and replaced them with tangent arcs—giving the wings a true biological sweep while keeping the hinge exactly where it needs to be. The antennae are anchored deep into the head block, so they'll actually survive a drop or two. Remix hooks Wing span: Currently sweeps out to roughly 108mm across. You can pull the outer hull coordinates further out for a longer wingspan. Vein pattern: Driven by basic hulls intersecting the wing body. Easy to swap in your own grid or voronoi generator. Hinge tolerance: Locked at 0.4mm clearance on the barrels and pins, which works beautifully for standard PLA. If your printer over-extrudes, scale the pin down slightly.
What it's for A wearable grab pack costume prop designed for a 9-year-old. Includes the main backpack unit with integrated strap loops, plus two separate grabber arms ending in wide, open-palmed four-finger hands. Dimensions Backpack: 250 mm total width across the outer spools, designed to sit flat against the wearer's back. Strap loops: 35 mm internal clearance, sized to easily accept standard 1.5-inch webbing. Hands: Approximately 120 mm across the splayed fingers, giving a large cartoonish footprint. Print notes The backpack body prints as a single solid piece with the spools attached. The launcher arms and hands are separate bodies designed to print completely flat on the bed for maximum strength and zero supports. Paint them up or string actual colored wire between the backpack spools and the arm hubs to complete the rig.