Two-Color Waffle Plaque
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Stickers peel, smear, and eventually wash off. This plaque is a permanent fix for unlabelled containers, built as two distinct bodies so the base and text can be assigned separate filaments directly in your slicer. No paint required.
- Footprint: 50 × 25 mm, scaled to fit most standard jar faces.
- Stackup: 4 mm solid base, topped with 1.2 mm of raised lettering.
- Format: Ready for multi-material FDM — just assign your colours to the parts.
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