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A 90 × 50 × 3 mm luggage tag with a 5 × 22 mm strap slot and the name STEVE raised inside a recessed label panel.
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5mm bore snowman plate. Replaces flimsy universal-fit ornaments with a rigid, one-piece PLA blank. The main body prints completely flat at a 3.5mm maximum depth, maintaining a minimum structural web of 2.5mm throughout. Check the hanger fitment before printing: Accepts standard 4mm wire hooks Clears bare natural spruce tips up to 4.5mm thick Does not fit 1/4" wood dowel branches on artificial trees Overall envelope is 65mm x 80mm. No supports required.
A solid, flat-backed Christmas bell ornament designed for straightforward FDM printing. The model combines a traditional flared silhouette with a top bow and an integrated hanging ring. Dimensions: 60 mm wide, 70 mm tall, 3.5 mm total thickness. Structural Base: 2.5 mm thick plate to ensure durability. Surface Details: A raised 1.5 mm border, a central geometric snowflake pattern, and layered bow geometry elevated to the full 3.5 mm height. Mounting: Features a clean 5 mm diameter hole in the top ring for string or wire hangers. Prints completely flat on the bed with no supports required. Ideal for PLA or PETG.
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.
A geometric novelty shape, commonly used as a gag gift, featuring a flared base and a tapered body. Personalization: Features the name "Eric" embossed boldly on the front face. Construction: Single solid piece, easy to print without supports. Scale: 98 mm overall height.

A 150mm mechanical drop-in vault, built around a 50mm twist-lift track. This replaces the friction fit of the original 150mm Borg Friendship Vault with a proper bayonet mechanism. The outer cage runs three 18mm tall helical tracks to guide the core. The top cap terminates in a 40mm hexagonal drive plug; dropping it onto the core and twisting counter-clockwise forces the payload to lift 50mm out of the chassis. Bore Clearance: The 98mm core runs inside a 102mm cage bore. Verify your machine holds tolerances on large cylinders. Support-Free: The massive 90mm flat bridges of the original have been replaced by mechanical vertical slots with 45-degree angled roofs. No supports needed for the cage or core lugs. Payload Capacity: The hollow inner void measures 76mm in diameter by 110mm deep. To assemble, line up the core lugs with the vertical entry slots on the inner walls of the cage, push down to the top stop, and twist right to lock it securely to the bottom.
A fidget board for small hands: a base with a three-lobe spinner and a sliding button in a track. Printed as five separate pieces, so nothing fuses and no supports are needed. Base: 70 × 36 mm with a spinner pocket, a fixed axle and a through slot with an underside recess. Spinner: prints flat, drops over the axle with 0.7 mm clearance per side. Axle cap: glues onto the peg at the top of the axle to hold the spinner on. Slider button: prints flat with the stem pointing up. The stem passes through the slot. Retaining foot: glues onto the stem underneath, inside the recess, so the button slides but cannot lift out. Assemble in this order: spinner, then cap; button stem through the slot, then foot glued on. Use glue suited to the filament, and check that glued parts are fully secure before giving the toy to a young child.