Oliver Classroom Desk Name Plate
Created 3 months ago
Description
A chunky, freestanding name plate designed specifically for a classroom desk. Featuring bold, easy-to-read lettering positioned on a stable plinth, it satisfies teacher requests for desk markers while adding a playful touch to a student's workspace.
What it's for
Perfect for the start of the school year when teachers ask for a designated desk name plate. The thick letters and wide base mean it stands up securely on its own and survives the chaos of a classroom environment. It is designed to be an easy, foolproof file to hand off to a family member with a 3D printer when you need a reliable result fast.
Print notes
- Orientation: Prints flat on the base. No supports required.
- Durability: The chunky lettering is designed to avoid fragile points or thin walls that might snap during transport in a backpack.
- Material: PLA or PETG works perfectly.
Customisation ideas
- Pause the print at the layer where the letters begin to swap the filament color, making the name pop against the base.
- Scale the overall model depending on the size of the student's desk.
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