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A fixed-dimension mounting plate bearing the text "Hello Frank" in Pacifico.
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A massive, bold desk or shelf sign spelling "HELLO". The text has been reversed from a 'hug' cradle shape into a proud, convex curve where the sides slope gently backward. Perfect for displaying on a console table or desk! Design Footnotes Convex Arc: The base shape bows out toward the viewer for a monumental, wide stance. Deep Imprint: The letters are sunken deep into the rounded base track to stay incredibly solid without needing supports to hold them together. Bowlby Heavy: Uses the bold, weighty Bowlby One SC display font for maximum impression.

A freestanding tabletop sign featuring chunky, blocky typography. The letters are aligned to stand up directly on the print bed with no internal supports or backing plate required, fusing slightly into an upright self-supporting structure. What it's for A simple, bold statement piece that stands on its own. Print notes Orientation: Prints directly on its flat edge without supports. Clearances: The top and bottom lines of text intersect just enough to hold the sign together. Filament: A matte or textured filament works well to hide heavy layer lines on the flat face.

A dual-cylinder shell designed with continuous, fluid wave cuts ascending its outer walls. The structure maintains its integrity via a solid binding rim at the top, leaving an uninterrupted channel down the primary face to expose the nested inner spire. Structural Details Core: Hollow 35mm inner spire. Outer Wall: 160mm diameter with sweeping sine-wave relief cuts. Binding: The top of the outer wall remains solid, tying the wave segments together. Access: A singular straight 35mm channel runs the full height of the assembly.

The classic desk sign, remixed. This freestanding tabletop block drops a solid underline beneath the bottom row of text, fusing everything together for a sturdier base while maintaining the chunky, self-supporting typographic aesthetic. Features Solid Baseline: The new chunky 5mm underline ties the bottom text together, making it more stable on the desk. Support-Free Design: Prints flat on its back or bottom edge without relying on bridges or supports. Vibrant Typography: Heavy weight text makes a statement while being physically robust.

A 60mm scale miniature modelled after Red Sea lighthouse outbuildings. It features a hollowed, two-storey masonry block base with a mid-level verandah. The facades include double square windows on each floor, protected by continuous wrap-around sloped sunshades. Features: 60mm square footprint Wrap-around verandah 16 square window frames Dual continuous awnings
A miniature desktop house styled after Antoni Gaudí's organic architecture. The base footprint is compact, featuring undulating, asymmetric walls that slope into a domed roof. The defining feature is the massively oversized, twisting octagonal chimney that towers over the structure, capped with a traditional bulbous spire. Great as a standalone shelf piece or painted as part of a fantastical diorama. Remix Hooks This is modelled completely solid as a decorative exterior piece, but it's built cleanly out of primitives to make modifying it easy. Shelling it out: If you want to drop an LED tea light inside, subtract a cyl(d=35, l=25) from the underside of the main body, and push the window cutters deeper so they breach the new inner wall. Chimney Twist: The stack is currently a linear_extrude with twist=-220. Cranking that to -360 will give it a much tighter spiral, while swapping the base $fn=8 to a star shape will give it aggressive ridges instead of soft facets. Spine Ridge: The dragon-back roof scales are generated by a single mathematical loop. You can swap the spheres out for tiny pyramids or spikes if you want a more gothic vibe.