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A flat logo sign reading "Printytron" in bold monospace lettering, built as three stacked 1 mm layers so a multi-color printer needs only three filament changes.
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Desk or shelf name sign with raised bold HELLO lettering on a flat rounded-corner base plate. Letters are set in a heavy sans-serif so strokes stay thick enough to print cleanly. Plate: 112 x 36 x 3 mm, rounded corners Letters: 4 mm raised, Archivo Black, 22 mm cap size Print flat, no supports needed Two colour regions: plate and lettering, suited to a filament change at 3 mm Material: PLA or PETG
Welcome is a script-lettered sign form with an open channel running through every letter, built for pressing flexible LED neon strip into place. Fill the channel, wire it up, and the flowing lettering glows like a custom neon sign. Features Heavy brush-style "Welcome" lettering 1.6 mm walls around an open top channel 2 mm floor, 10 mm overall height Wire exit holes through the floor at the ends of the word Print notes Prints flat with no supports Strip width varies by brand, so check the channel width against your strip first
A wide cylindrical lampshade featuring a repeating cut-through motif of a traditional Mexican sugar skull adorned with floral eye sockets, forehead mandalas, and crowns. The base is engraved with "MEXICO LINDO" along the perimeter. Fit: 150 mm diameter, 180 mm tall. Mounting: 49 mm centered top hole for standard pendant fixtures. Open bottom. Printability: The engraved text at the base leaves a 0.7 mm inner shell, ensuring the centers of letters like 'O' and 'D' remain fully attached while passing light. The skull features are bridged and cut out as contiguous negative space with no floating islands. Walls: 2.2 mm thick, chamfered at the top and bottom edges for a finished look.
A cursive "Home" sign form with an open channel running through every letter, made for pressing flexible LED neon strip into place. Fill the channel, wire it up, and the script shape glows like a custom neon sign. Script lettering in a heavy brush style, roughly 80 mm letter height 1.6 mm walls around an open top channel 2 mm floor, 10 mm overall height Prints flat with no supports Print it in white or black depending on how you want the unlit sign to look. Strip width differs between brands, so check the channel width against your strip before printing.
A plain baton handle for filling an empty baton holster, so the holster doesn't look vacant. No shaft sticks out of the end, and the surface has no ridges to catch on the holster lining. Dimensions and printing Diameter: 1 in (25.4 mm), the dimension that decides whether it fits the holster mouth Length: 7 in (177.8 mm) Ends: 2 mm chamfer on both ends so neither edge snags going in Print: solid, lying flat on the bed; no supports are needed for the cylinder Prop only: it does not extend or collapse
A Halloween trophy gravestone that prints as separate pieces, because a single-colour solid block makes white lettering and a skull impossible. The black stone and pedestal print in black PLA. The skull, webs, bats, cross and lettering print in white PLA and plug into sockets in the stone, so nothing relies on glue alone for position. Numbers that decide fit Assembled size: about 160 mm tall, 90 mm wide, 35 mm deep (pedestal 90 × 35 × 22 mm; stone 80 × 18 mm, arch radius 40 mm). Stone-to-pedestal joint: two rectangular tenons, 8 × 10 mm and 12 mm long, at offset positions so the stone only goes in one way. Pedestal holes are 8.5 × 10.5 mm and 14 mm deep, leaving 2 mm of glue space. Small parts: 2.8 mm pegs, 4 mm long, with chamfered tips. Sockets are 3.1 mm wide and 5 mm deep. Lettering: three word plates (BEST VILLAIN, HALLOWEEN NIGHT, WROCŁAW • 24.10.2026). Each has a 1.2 mm backing plate that sits in a recess, letters raised 1.8 mm and two pegs. Surface: chipped edges and cracks are modelled into the stone. Printing Stone: print it back-down, flat. Pedestal: print it upside-down or bottom-down. No supports are needed for either. White parts: print the lettering face-down, with the pegs pointing up. Print the skull, webs, bats and cross back-down. The model includes an assembled view and an exploded view. Each white part sits on its own socket pattern. Assembly: fit the tenons into the pedestal, glue them, then press each white piece into its sockets and glue.