DOUBLE MARKER V1-PET STRIP COLORING TOOL
We calculate the final price from your selected file. You review and accept it before payment.
Saved on this device.
Add color to your PET strips with dual chisel-tip markers and pigment while you print. Fully compatible with my models
- Rating
- 4 / 5
- Likes
- 1
- Downloads
- 23
- Makes
- 1
- Views
- 97
- Reviews
- 1
Updated at source:
Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Mechanical Parts
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — NoDerivatives
✍ DOUBLE MARKER – Color While You Print
Raise your hand if you’ve ever wanted to pigment PET strips on the fly. 🎨✋
Yeah, me too — so I built this. 💡
The DOUBLE MARKER lets you insert two chisel-tip markers (like the Snowman G-12T) directly into the top of the module.
Each tip covers 5 mm of width — so with two aligned pens, you can color an entire 10 mm PET strip in a single pass.
No need to coat strips by hand, or pause your line.
Just slide it into your CORE RAIL V1, press play, and let the system do the coloring.
🔁 Fully Modular
Same footprint and locking geometry as all CORE ecosystem boxes.
Use it before or after a Cleaner, Trimmer, or Spacer — or combine two Double Markers for dual-tone effects.
🖍 Why Two Markers?
Because one only covers half the strip.
With two markers side by side, you get even, full-width coverage — no missed spots, no retouching.
The internal slot guides each pen into the perfect angle and height.
No measuring, no custom clips. Just plug and color.
🧩 Rail-Ready or Freestyle
Mount it onto your CORE RAIL V1, or screw it straight to your bench with two M4s.
Either way, it locks in place and holds steady.
🛠 Minimal Build, Instant Function
No moving parts
No glue required
No recalibration
Just print, insert markers, and go
Print time? Minimal.
Plastic use? Barely a whisper.
But the results? Sharp, vivid, and ready for spooling.
🎯 Why I Built It – Shake’s Take
I wanted to add color to my PET filament without messing with pigments, resins, or sticky liquids.
Markers were the obvious answer — cheap, clean, and already full of ink.
So I designed this little tool to hold two of them tight and press color directly onto the strip as it slides by.
It doesn’t slow the line.
It doesn’t make a mess.
And when I want to swap color? I just pop the markers out.
No cleanup. No rebuild. No downtime.
This is how it’s supposed to be:
Modular. Clean. Fast.
💬 Support the Lab
👉 Downloaded it? Liked it? Used it? Post a Make, leave a comment, or just drop a 💬
Each like and repost helps the Shake Lab keep expanding with more modular tools and cleaner PET workflows.
Let’s keep building. Together.
Better color. Better control. Better filament.
Shake 🖤