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160x210mm wall-mountable display plaque for the Medox channel.
Verify your printer bed can clear the 210mm overall length.
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A classic cartoon-styled wall plaque celebrating the Halloween season, featuring a prominent mouse-ear silhouette and raised custom typography. A cast of familiar costumed characters stands along the base, surrounded by bats, jack-o'-lanterns, and starry skies. Designed for precise multi-material FDM printing: Separated Geometry: All distinct colors are built as independent, non-overlapping solids, ensuring crisp transitions when sliced. No Support Needed: The flat back and shallow 3D relief print perfectly flat on the build plate. Scaled for Production: Outermost bounds are dialed in slightly under 250 mm to fit seamlessly on a standard Bambu or similar modern print bed.
A minimal, wall-mounted display shelf featuring a low-poly hexagonal platform. Perfect for lightweight prints or figures, the wall plate is kept short and unobtrusive so the focus stays on what you're displaying. Low-profile wall plate with two mounting holes Hexagonal "iceberg" shape platform Designed to print flat on its back for maximum corner strength

Lucent is a minimalist C-channel spine designed to hold two 1-inch thick, 4x6 acrylic photo blocks in a vertical stack. Rather than encasing the blocks, it grips them from the back using a continuous tension spine and two tiny retention tabs at the extreme top and bottom, remaining almost completely invisible from the front. The entire assembly leans back at a subtle 7-degree angle. Because 2 pounds of solid acrylic has a tendency to tip, the clip features an extended, wedge-shaped rear foot that acts as a counter-lever, keeping the stack firmly planted on your desk. Dimensions Capacity: Holds exactly two 4" x 6" x 1" blocks stacked vertically (8" total height). Clearance: 26.2mm deep slot with a 204.4mm height, allowing the blocks to slide in easily from the side without binding. Footprint: 40mm wide by 75mm deep. Print notes When you import this into your slicer, lay it flat on its side. Printing it sideways ensures the layer lines run continuously along the entire length of the spine. If you print it standing upright, the layers will run horizontally, and the leverage of the heavy acrylics will snap the spine across a layer line. Printed flat, it requires zero supports and is essentially unbreakable.
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.
My first printer was a Flashforge, and that's what inspired this model! Print a tiny one for yourself. A printer printing a printer? It's micro-fabrication all the way down. This desktop diorama captures the essence of modern FDM right in the middle of a calibration print. Perfect for sitting on top of your actual extruder to remind it what peak performance looks like. Design Notes Support-Free Structure: The internal print acts as a load-bearing column, bridging straight up to the gantry to hold the roof without sagging. Multi-Color Ready: Separated into the main enclosure, the mechanics, the acrylic-style dome, and an aggressively bright calibration cone. Scale: Sized closely to a standard benchy.
Un burro de calibración estilo low-poly. Ideal para comprobar tolerancias y voladizos en impresiones rápidas, con el innegable encanto geométrico de las clásicas piezas de calibración pero en forma de burrito. Detalles de impresión Ojos y nariz: Grabados a apenas tres capas de profundidad (0.6mm), lo justo para crear sombra. Patas y orejas: Construcción recta biselada para evitar la necesidad de soportes. Base: Completamente plana sobre el origen.