Loud NYC ICE hotline whistle
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Loud emergency whistle with NYC ICE sighting hotline
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- Printables
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- Outdoor Sports
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New Yorkers are now in need of emergency whistles. This is based on https://www.printables.com/model/1444050-loud-chicago-flag-keychain-emergency-whistle. which is inspired by the resonance chamber of Loudest Emergency Whistle by @ThreeDMichael.
The whistle itself is quite loud, very sturdy, and the 3/16" (4.8mm) eyelet will fit a standard split keyring 1" (25mm) or larger,
There are 2 sizes:
longer version using original model from https://www.printables.com/model/417238-loudest-emergency-whistle
shorter version using model from https://www.printables.com/model/1444050-loud-chicago-flag-keychain-emergency-whistle
Both version have following text on opposite sides:
Bottom: "¿Ve a ICE?" / NYC ICE hotline number / "Llamo o mande"
Top: "See ICE?" / NYC ICE hotline number / "Call or text"
Print Settings
Print with a 0.4mm nozzle at 0.2mm layer heights, 5 top & bottom layers, 3 wall loops, and thick bridges. Pretty much any material should be fine (I had no problem with PLA and ABS).
Make sure to use "high quality" settings so the text is clear.
Requires 2 different color filaments.
EDIT: The STL files I originally uploaded did not have the text modifiers. So I have re-uploaded the short and longer versions as .3mf files. Also, I reduced the text depth to 0.2mm so that it is only one layer. This reduces filament changes and print time.
EDIT 2: Fixed typo in Spanish text "Llamo -> Llama"
EDIT 3: Set "Llama o mande" to same font as rest of text
EDIT 4: added models with text in French (one with english and french, and one with spanish and french), and a model with Chinese (longer model with only Chinese so glyphs can be large enough for legibility). I am not native speaker of French, Spanish, or Chinese so apologies for any translation issues.
EDIT 5: changed "Llama o mande" -> "Llama o envía" per recommendation from a Spanish speaker