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KERT on klõpslukuga varustatud kinkekarp, mis on optimeeritud rahatähtede turvaliseks ja stiilseks üleandmiseks. Läbiv tekst kaanel annab disainile isikupärase ilme, tugevdatud hinged ja klõpslukk tagavad, et sisu püsib kindlalt paigal ning laiendatud sõrmesälk teeb avamise mugavaks.
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An octagon coin whose raised arrow disappears into the bed side: the underside is now flat with the arrow cut in as a shallow dent, so no layer prints over empty air. Size: 50 mm across corners, 3 mm body, 4.2 mm total height. Top: 0.6 mm raised rim, with the arrow rising 1.2 mm so it stands 0.6 mm above the rim. Change filament at that layer to colour only the arrow. Underside: flat, with a 0.6 mm deep arrow indentation turned 90° from the top arrow, plus a 1.4 mm wide, 0.6 mm deep groove about 2 mm in from the edge. Print: lie it flat, underside on the bed, no supports.
A 110 × 70 mm single-piece visitor pass for Himalaya Public Sr. Sec. School, with a 2 mm base plate and bold text raised 0.8 mm above it. The three centred lines read HIMALAYA PUBLIC, SR. SEC. SCHOOL and VISITOR PASS. Plate: 110 × 70 mm, 2 mm thick, rounded corners, flat bottom Text: 0.8 mm raised, fused to the plate Total thickness: 2.8 mm Single colour, no supports needed Text size unchanged from the previous version
Two horns to sew onto a maternity shirt for a Mike Wazowski costume. A loose horn flops or slides off fabric, so each one has a flat round base with sewing holes to stitch it down. Key numbers Height: about 47 mm each Base: 40 mm round disc, 3 mm thick Six 3.2 mm sewing holes around each base Print: base flat on the bed, no supports needed, cream or white filament
Wazowski is a set of two hinged monster arms and two horns, made to sew onto a maternity shirt panel. Each arm splits into an upper arm and a forearm with hand, and the horns are slender, backward-curving thorns in the style of a desert horned viper. Features Upper arm with a single lower hinge plate. The top plate is left off so the forearm can be glued in place. Forearm and hand with three fingers and a thumb, plus a short pin that locates in the hinge hole. Two horns, 60 mm tall, tapering to a fine tip with a slight curve. Round flanges with six sewing holes on each arm and horn. Print notes Print the arms in TPU or another flexible filament so they move with fabric. Glue the forearm knuckle onto the hinge plate with the pin seated in the hole. Proportions are set for scaling, so resize in the slicer to fit.
A reinforced stand-in for a broken oyster-style solid link, with a crowned top and an R45 concave underside that follows the wrist. The hinge ends are built to take the load. Female end: two Ø5.2 ears around a 5.2 mm gap; male end: one Ø4.6 × 4.4 mm tongue. Ø1.6 pin bores, 35.8 mm pin to pin. Underside pocket stops 11 mm from centre, leaving solid hinge zones. Filleted webs where the ears meet the body. Ream the pin holes to 1.5 mm after printing.

A 46 mm round flower brooch with two layers of petals, a domed centre stone and a beaded rim. It is designed for a standard 30 mm pin-back bar glued into the back. Fit check Back groove: 32 × 6.4 × 1.2 mm. Measure your pin bar before printing. It fits bars up to about 30 mm long and 6 mm wide. Does not fit: clutch-style or screw-post backs. It has no hole for either. Print: face up with no supports needed. Use a multi-colour or paint the layers separately. Size: 46 mm across, about 6 mm tall.