Four — Supported Desk Weight
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Description
A solid, stylized number "4" with a built-in backing plate. The original stencil font separates the number into multiple islands, so this 2mm base ensures the entire character prints as a single connected object.
Features
- Stencil Font: Uses a bold, military-style stencil look.
- Unified Base: A 2mm thick rounded backplate bridges the gaps.
- Print Ready: Sits flat on the build plate with no supports required.
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