Created 1 months ago
Description
When overlapping objects are printed in one piece, the geometry can get confusing fast. If one ribbon punches holes and another lays flat right across those holes, you lose the cutouts. This fixes that mess by keeping the film ribbon holes entirely separated from the solid bodies until the very end — punching them straight through the finished, joined silhouette instead.
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A heavy-weight desk sign designed to sit flat on a desktop, shelving unit, or display rail. Features the word HOPE in Archivo Black type, extruded as a 10mm-thick relief structure. Dimensions Overall length: 240mm Base depth: 30mm Letter dimensions: 50mm wide x 60mm tall End clearance: exactly 10mm from the outer edges
A custom three-tiered name placard. Each tier sits 3 mm high, creating crisp edges for distinct colour changes if you swap filament at the 3 mm and 6 mm marks. Remixing Ideas Scale: Scale X and Y uniformly in your slicer to fit your door perfectly, but leave Z alone to keep the 3 mm tier heights. Mounting: Attach it with double-sided mounting tape or adhesive strips. Colors: A dark base with a lighter middle and white lettering makes the text pop.
A clean, modern desk sign featuring the name "MATTIS" standing upright on a sturdy square baseplate. Features Upright Design: The text stands vertically, giving it a commanding presence. Stable Footprint: A 100x100 mm base with rounded corners ensures it won't tip over. Printability: The 4 mm thick text is robust enough to print easily without supports.
A solid, freestanding lettermark featuring the letters "HA". Designed as a simple desktop decoration, the chunky typography sits on a stable plinth, making it an easy display piece for shelves or desks. Dimensions Overall Height: 120 mm Letter Thickness: 10 mm Base Depth: 30 mm for tip-resistant stability Print notes This model prints upright in one piece. The chosen font has thick, self-supporting strokes, so it should handle nicely on an FDM printer without needing supports for the letters.
A straightforward desk sign or door plaque featuring raised bold text. Built with separate bodies for the backplate and the lettering, making it a reliable template for custom name plates. It's configured to print flat on the bed; a standard filament swap at 3mm high will snap the text out from the background. Remixing this sign The Text: Currently set to size 22. Swap the string in the text() module to your own word. The Base Plate: Fixed at 110x36mm, 3mm thick. If your word is longer, bump the X dimension in the cuboid() up to match. Mounting: No holes by default — pair it with double-sided tape for doors, or prop it on a generic display stand for a desk.
A sturdy desk sign featuring the word RPG, flanked by two RPG-7 launcher silhouettes pointing inward. Dimensions: 160 mm wide, 50 mm deep, 9 mm tall. Printing: The base plate is 5 mm thick, with the launchers and text protruding an additional 4 mm. You can capture both the text and the weapons with a single filament swap at 5 mm.