Created 3 months ago
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A sturdy, 3D-printable cake topper featuring the text "HAPPY 40". Designed with bold typography and a connecting basebar, this topper is built to stand tall and rigid, making it the perfect centrepiece for a milestone celebration.
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A solid text cake topper reading "HAPPY 40", designed for firm insertion into baked goods. The characters are rendered in a bold sans-serif typeface to maximize legibility from across a room and provide inherent structural rigidity. A continuous horizontal bridge connects the base of each letter, ensuring the piece remains a single, sturdy object without relying on fragile typographic overlaps. Key design features: 25mm tall uppercase lettering for clear visibility 4mm uniform extrusion thickness for durability Integrated horizontal base bar to secure character alignment Tapered mounting stake for stable positioning within the cake

A sturdy, two-color capable cake topper featuring "Happy Birthday Bumblebee" combined with a honeycomb cluster. The backing plate securely binds the distinct elements into a single robust piece. Format: 2mm thick structural backer with two 90mm tapered stakes Graphic Details: 1.5mm raised lettering and honeycomb web Color Handling: Optimized for a midline filament swap (color change at Z=2.0mm) Font: Berkshire Swash

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. Card Details Title: Free Bounce Art: Single bounce path into a table cup Text: Ancient mystery symbols (house rules apply) Printing: Raised features across a multi-depth plate, perfect for color swaps on the top layers.

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.