NES Inspired Font Letters & Numbers for Projects
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NES inspired font letters
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- Other Art & Designs
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Bring a touch of 8-bit nostalgia to your next DIY project! This comprehensive kit features a complete set of letters and numbers inspired by the iconic NES-era pixel fonts. Designed specifically for 3D printing, these models are perfect for wall art, custom nameplates, crafts, and educational toys.
📦 What’s Included?
This project is optimized for both beginner and advanced users, offering multiple file formats for maximum flexibility:
3MF Project File
Mirrored & Non-Mirrored Layouts: Includes mirrored versions—perfect for printing on textured PEI sheets or glass if you want the "face" of the letter to have a specific surface finish.STL Files: * The STLs are organized into two main groups: Letters and Numbers.
🛠 How to Customize
I have designed these to be as adaptable as possible:
Split to Objects: If using the grouped STL files, simply right-click in your slicer (Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer, Creality Print, etc.) and select "Split to Objects." This allows you to pick and choose specific characters.Easy Scaling: While the default size is a chunky 35mm height with 10mm thickness, you can easily use the Scale tool in your slicer to create tiny keychain letters or massive wall-sized signs.
Print Settings: For the best "pixel" look, I recommend a 0.2mm layer height. Using a textured build plate gives the top surface a beautiful, professional finish!