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Description
An inverted triangular emblem, 80 mm wide and 4 mm thick, with all three corners rounded and a 5 mm border framing the openwork. The front and back are flat, so it sits cleanly against a case, backing plate or mounting surface.
The emblem is a single welded solid — frame, ornament and lettering are one continuous piece, with no separate parts to align or glue. The thickness steps across the face: the openwork panel is the thinnest layer, the raised lettering sits a little higher, and the frame and letters carry the full 4 mm, all starting from the same flat back face. Every decorative through-hole is preserved.
The interior is open throughout — no solid background — with a filigree of Japanese-style motifs held to the frame: a five-petal lotus with hollow petals at the bottom point, two ring scrolls, horizontal rules and side bars. "YAKUZA" sits on the upper line with "LAB" directly beneath it, raised in a heavy blocky face and given a subtle raised outline; posts and bars tie the lettering back into the ornament so nothing floats free.
Because the openwork leaves thin bridges between decorative elements, check the narrowest sections against your resin printer's resolution before printing, and thicken them if they come out fragile.
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Funfair swing ride with a hand crank on top. Turning the crank spins the canopy and seat ring around a fixed central pin, and each of the six seats hangs from a captive ball joint so it swings outward as the ride turns. Base: 100 x 100 x 6 mm plate with a 30 mm column and 14 mm mast Spinning top: 70 mm seat ring and cone canopy on a 8 mm pin, 0.3 mm bearing clearance Seats: six, each on a 7 mm captive ball with a 3 mm rod, printed in place Crank: 30 mm arm with a 7 mm handle on top of the canopy Print in place, no supports needed for the base; the ring cavities bridge over the balls Overall height about 112 mm
Arched door frame and separate door for an OO scale (1:76) house, sized for a 13 x 26 mm wall opening with a semicircular top. The frame is 2 mm deep and continues around the inside of the arch, leaving a semicircular glass gap above the door. Frame: 12.8 mm wide, 25.9 mm tall, 2 mm deep Glass gap: semicircle, 8.8 mm across Door: 8.4 x 17.8 mm, printed as a separate piece Door detail: four raised panels, round handle, letterbox plate Fit: 0.1 mm clearance per side in the wall opening Print with a fine layer height; panel relief is 0.4 mm
Placa retangular de 90 × 25 mm, com 1,5 mm de espessura na base preta, moldura dourada fina recuada 2 mm da borda e frase em relevo alto: "OBRIGADO AOS AMIGOS DO 23 BPM / DO SD BM LUÍS GUSTAVO", em Bebas Neue. Medidas Base: 90 × 25 × 1,5 mm, cantos arredondados Moldura: 1 mm de largura, 0,4 mm de relevo Letras: 1,5 mm de relevo sobre a base, espessura total de 3 mm Antes de imprimir Confira a espessura total de 3 mm no ponto das letras. Para o dourado, troque o filamento na altura de 1,5 mm. Não possui furos nem fixação; é uma placa lisa para colar ou apoiar.

The Newar Lantern is a miniature Newari-style Hindu pagoda temple built as a display lamp, standing 250 mm tall with a roof that overhangs a narrower temple body. The chamber inside is hollow and open at the front, with a 60 mm opening in the ceiling that drops LED light onto a separate Ganesh statue, while the cable runs in a ceiling channel, down a rear groove and out an 8 mm exit at floor level so the wiring stays out of sight. The three roof tiers lift straight off for access to the light and statue, and every piece sits on a flat bottom for stable printing. Dimensions Assembled height: 250 mm Lower roof: 200 × 180 mm; base: 155 × 145 mm Internal chamber: 112 × 92 × 115 mm with a flat floor Arched front entrance: 105 × 105 mm, open at the front Ceiling light opening: 60 mm, with a recess for the LED holder Finial spigot: 12 mm Features Three progressively smaller roof tiers with uppturned corner horns, layered eaves and a small windowed storey beneath the lower two A pointed finial seated in the top roof on a 12 mm spigot Two-step platform base with a row of 6 mm spherical ornaments Arched entrance with a framed, studded border, corner pillars, lattice side windows and a cornice LED holder: a flat plate with a collar for the module and a cable slot Separate seated Ganesh statue on a flat pedestal, about 90 mm tall and sized for the chamber Print notes Seven pieces: temple body, three roof tiers, finial, LED holder and Ganesh statue Roof tiers join on 5 mm pins and 5.6 mm sockets, so they lift off without clips Roof undersides are set at a 45° slope so each tier prints without supports The sloped roof sections are solid rather than a thin shell — print them with 3 walls and about 8% infill, since the walls carry the load Flat bottoms keep every piece stable on the build plate Walls are kept to a minimum of 2 mm for durable printing
What it's for A plain, symmetrical traditional Valentine's heart that prints flat on the plate as a single solid piece. Use it as a decorative shape, a gift topper, or a starting point for ornaments and hanging decorations. Classic rounded-lobe heart silhouette with a V-shaped notch at the top and a point at the bottom Each lobe is a true smooth arc, so the outline reads as a continuous curve from above with no flat facets The sides running down from the widest point to the bottom tip stay straight, as intended Front edges rounded all the way around, including both lobes Back face completely flat, with no edge rounding, giving a clean surface to glue against or to cut a mounting interface into Prints without supports Dimensions Width: 60 mm Height: about 55 mm (54.9 mm as measured on the plate) Thickness: 7 mm Edge rounding: 3 mm radius, on the front face only 60 mm is the largest direction, so the heart sits at the size limit rather than under it Print notes Lay the heart flat on the build plate so the 7 mm thickness forms the height and the flat back becomes the bed contact face. At this size it prints quickly and needs no supports or rafts. Any common filament works; a glossy or silk finish suits the smooth faces, and the rounded edge catches light along the outline. Remix ideas Add a small hole near the top lobe for hanging Emboss a name, date, or short message on the front face Cut a keyhole slot or a knob interface into the flat back for wall mounting or a stand Change the front edge radius for a puffier heart or more flat side wall
Tannenbaum-Adventskalender mit 24 Fächern, erhabenen Zahlen 1–24 und Steckdeckeln mit Griffknopf. Der Baum hängt in der Ansicht an einer roten Wand mit Lichterkette, Kugeln, Schnee und Stern. Features 24 Fächer in Reihen 1–6 plus Stamm mit 3 Fächern Deckel mit Griffknopf und Steckzapfen, per Reibung gehalten Schlüssellöcher auf der Rückseite zum Aufhängen part = "scene" zeigt die Wanddekoration, nur zur Ansicht Print notes Zum Drucken part auf row1 bis row7 oder doors stellen Die Wanddekoration gehört nicht zum Druckteil