Pallina Natalizia Vetro Soffiato Classica

Women's Sunglasses Frame with Folding Arms

Printed sunglasses where the parts crowd each other on the plate and fuse: this set lays the frame, two folding arms, ribbon inserts and hinge pins out with clear space between them. Frame width: 145 mm, 50 mm tall, 5 mm plate, hinge ears 18.5 mm high Lens openings: 50 × 36 mm each, 16 mm bridge gap Arms: about 139 mm long, 8 mm wide, 6 mm thick, with at least 4.8 mm between each part on the plate Hinge pins: four, 2 mm across, in 2.4 mm holes Hearts and breast cancer awareness ribbons recessed 1 mm on the frame and arms Print flat, no supports needed for the arms

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4 mm Hanging Hole Snowflake Christmas Ornament

A flat, six-armed snowflake ornament with a 4 mm string hole through a round eyelet that sits on the tip of the top arm. It prints as one solid piece, 3 mm thick, flat on the bed with nothing to support. Fits String, twine or thin ribbon up to roughly 4 mm through the eyelet; a knot or bead wider than the hole keeps it from pulling through. A tree branch, hook or nail with about 71 mm of clear height, so the eyelet and the point below it hang free. Does not fit / not included No hook, clip, stand or separate hanger — the eyelet is part of the print itself. No text, logo or engraved date; nothing is lettered on it. Not a multi-part kit; there is nothing to assemble. Check before printing Overall footprint is 55.3 mm wide across the flat sides and 70.5 mm tall including the eyelet, at 3 mm thick. Confirm the hanging spot leaves that much room and that your cord end passes the 4 mm hole — a hole that prints slightly tight may need a quick ream with a 4 mm drill bit. What is on the part Six broad arms, 4.5 mm wide with rounded ends, joined by side branches 4 mm wide — thick enough to handle and pack away each year. A 14 mm hexagon at the centre with a 6 mm hole through it, which trims filament without thinning the arms. An 11 mm rounded eyelet overlapping the full width of the top arm, so it reads as an extension of the arm rather than something stuck on. Every arm and branch is solid and properly joined, so the whole ornament stays low on filament while holding up to a season of hanging.

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Lantern Support Frame Stops Cardboard Sides Bowing

A cardboard Diwali lantern bows at the panels and loses square at the corners. This insert frame sits inside the lantern and holds all four walls out at full width, so the sides stay flat instead of sagging inward. Assembled, it measures 417 mm square, with a 4 mm thin outer border and two 6 mm diagonal braces crossing at the centre in an X, all 30 mm tall. Fit Assembled outer size: 417 × 417 mm (41.7 cm) Inside opening: 409 × 409 mm, set by the 4 mm border Height: 30 mm — depth is what keeps the cardboard from flexing, so go taller before wider if it still bows Two 6 mm diagonal braces meet in the middle of the opening Hidden inside the lantern once it is closed up Printing and assembly Prints as four separate corner pieces, labelled Corner Piece A–D. They are the same shape rotated, so print the same piece four times. Each piece is about 209 × 217 × 30 mm, so the bed needs roughly 217 mm square plus printer margin. Inner joints use dovetail tabs and matching sockets at the centre where the X arms meet. Slide each tab straight down into its socket; these joints lock mechanically. Outer wall joints use a plain full-thickness slot, open at the outer face and 0.3 mm wider than the tab. The neighbouring tab slides in flush with both wall faces; a 4 mm wall is too thin for a dovetail lock there, so add a drop of glue. Tabs sit inside the sockets and do not add to the outer size. Each tab extends 8 mm past its cut edge — without that it cannot lock — and it is hidden once the frame is assembled. The outer-wall tab sits at the centre of the 4 mm wall, 2 mm in from the outer edge, with its tip trimmed flush so nothing sticks out past the wall faces. The border is only 4 mm wide, so the joints are the weak point: print with extra perimeters and handle the assembled frame by the border rather than the tabs.

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Festive Headstand: Upside-Down Pineapple with Ball Gag

A cartoon pineapple does a festive headstand: it balances on an oversized leafy crown, the fruit body rising above, and a big fluffy red Christmas hat droops off to one side, ending in a single large rounded bobble. Two wide-open eyes with dark pupils and brows sit on the fruit, a small skin-toned nose between them, and a black ball gag framed by small red puckered kissing lips takes the place of a mouth. The lips form a compact ring with cupid's-bow lobes on top and a fuller lower lip, set back into the fruit's surface around the ball so the black shows through the middle. The strap runs around the head and across the front, outside the lips, lying against them as it passes over their corners and into the ball, so the lips sit behind it. The leaves are the star of the stand: a dozen broad blades plus a ring of shorter ones fan out beneath the fruit and lift it clear of the surface, giving the upside-down pose its height and silhouette. The body is scaled in staggered rows of triangular scales, kept clear of the face, so the fruit reads as a pineapple from any angle. And yes — the inverted pineapple is the classic swinger sign, worn here in full holiday dress. Use it as intended, or simply as a seasonal oddity. Made to hang A loop sits upright on the hat's peak, ready for a hook, ribbon or tree branch. With no base disc under the crown, the pineapple rests on its leaf tips — perfect for hanging, less so for standing on a shelf. The hat's tip droops to one side and ends in one large rounded bobble, so check clearance around the hook. Design notes Tall, wide leaf crown with 12 broad leaves and a ring of shorter ones; it doubles as the stand. Face: two open eyes with pupils and brows, a small nose, a black ball gag, and small red puckered kissing lips with a cupid's bow. The lips are sunk back into the face around the ball rather than standing proud of it, so the strap sits in front and the red shows as a ring. Strap wraps the back of the head and bands across the front outside the lips, resting against the face and covering their corners. Staggered triangular scales wrap the body in rows, with the face left smooth. Oversized hat with a thick trim of rounded puffs and a smooth bobble, finished with the hanging loop. The fluffy hat trim is the widest point, so check your bed size before printing.

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Yuletide Vault — 24-Drawer Advent Calendar

A print-in-place advent calendar with 24 identical sliding drawers in a 4 × 6 grid. Every drawer front carries an engraved number from 1 to 24 and a soft-edged finger handle, so the countdown opens one small compartment at a time. The drawer bodies, fronts and matching frame openings keep clean square corners; only the handles are rounded, giving a comfortable grip without softening the rest of the geometry. Each cavity is sized around a 35 mm × 20 mm candle, making the drawers practical for a daily treat or a small gift. The whole assembly fits the Bambu Lab A1 Mini build plate and prints without supports in the sliding channels. Features 24 identical drawers arranged in 4 columns and 6 rows, numbered 1–24. Square drawer bodies, fronts and frame openings; only the handles are softened, with an edge radius of about 1.5–2 mm. Each drawer has an 11 × 7 mm handle that protrudes 3 mm, centred on the front. Engraved numbers sit 0.6 mm deep in the strip above each handle, clear of the grip area. 0.4 mm clearance on every side and at the back keeps the drawers sliding freely. A stop ridge inside each pocket catches the drawer's back wall after about 40 mm of travel, so drawers cannot fall out accidentally. Drawer cavity: 38.5 × 42 × 22 mm, sized to hold a 35 × 20 mm candle. Dimensions Overall footprint: 175.2 × 154.2 × 49.6 mm including handles — fits the A1 Mini's 180 mm plate. Drawer outside: 41.5 × 45 × 23.5 mm; wall and floor thickness: 1.5 mm. Frame divider walls: 1.2 mm. Print notes The calendar prints as one piece with the drawers already seated in the frame. The back face lies flat on the plate and the fronts and handles face up, which avoids supports in the channels. Print in white PLA for the intended look.

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3 de noviembre mango fav

Mango de 9,4 cm con un soporte giratorio y una ranura frontal para meter y pegar una cuchara. La ranura mide 0,9 cm de ancho, 0,3 cm de alto y 1 cm de fondo. Se imprime en cuatro piezas separadas —mango, soporte, tornillo y tuerca—; el tornillo y la tuerca roscados M6 unen las dos piezas principales y fijan el soporte en la posición elegida. El soporte barre unos 180°: izquierda total, recto hacia delante y derecha total; no da la vuelta completa porque el tope trasero choca con el mango. Los bordes del soporte van redondeados y el hueco con el mango es de 2 mm, pensado para una niña de 5 años. Ganchos para remezclar Ranura frontal: 0,9 cm de ancho, 0,3 cm de alto y 1 cm de fondo, centrada. Es el primer ajuste si cambias de cuchara: un mango de más de 3 mm de grosor no entra. Rosca: M6 de paso 1 mm, tornillo de 1,4 cm. Con capas de 0,12–0,16 mm sale más limpia. La holgura de la tuerca (0,15 mm) es lo primero que se ajusta si queda dura o floja. Orificios: 6,6 mm en el disco y en el soporte. Rebaje de la cabeza de 12,4 mm. Hueco hexagonal de la tuerca de 11,9 mm y 5,2 mm de profundidad. Hueco con el mango: 2 mm. Más pequeño limpia peor y deja menos margen de dedos; más grande se nota. Soporte: parte redonda de 2,8 cm de diámetro, brazo de 2 cm de ancho que llega a 3,6 cm del tornillo y 1,06 cm de grosor. La ranura frontal es la zona a cambiar para otro tipo de cuchara. Material: PETG por el calor de la cuchara, 4 perímetros. Combina con un tornillo y una tuerca M6 comerciales de acero inoxidable si se prefiere más resistencia que la rosca impresa. Para imprimir, coloca el mango plano, el soporte boca abajo con la cara de pegado contra la cama, el tornillo con la cabeza hacia abajo y la tuerca plana.

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