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Old-school style. Simple design. Everyday carry.

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Retro 80s Pocket Combs – 2 Designs

Old-school style. Simple design. Everyday carry.

Inspired by the bold, functional accessories of the 1980s, these Retro 80s Pocket Combs bring a little vintage attitude to your everyday carry.

This download includes two different 3D-printable comb designs, both featuring a compact, wide-tooth profile with clean lines, rounded corners, and a minimalist aesthetic.

Designed to be lightweight, durable, and easy to print, these combs are great for keeping in your pocket, backpack, gym bag, or EDC kit.

Features

  • 2 unique comb designs included

  • Retro 1980s-inspired styling

  • Wide-tooth design

  • Compact, pocket-friendly profile

  • Rounded corners and minimalist construction

  • Lightweight and easy to carry

  • Simple, functional design

  • Suitable for FDM 3D printing

Recommended Print Settings

  • Material: PETG, PLA, or ASA

  • Layer Height: 0.12–0.20 mm

  • Infill: 100% for maximum strength

  • Walls: 3–4 perimeters

  • Supports: Not required when printed flat

  • Orientation: Flat on the print bed

  • Brim: Optional, depending on bed adhesion

Material Recommendations

PETG – Recommended

PETG offers a good balance of flexibility, durability, and impact resistance, making it a great choice for a functional everyday comb.

PLA – Easy Printing

PLA works well for testing and casual use, although the teeth may be more brittle compared to PETG.

ASA – Heat Resistance

A good option if you want additional heat resistance for a comb that may spend time in a hot car or other warm environments.

Printing Notes

Print the comb flat on the build plate for the best results. A smaller layer height can improve the finish along the teeth and rounded edges.

For added durability, use multiple walls or 100% infill. Lightly sanding the teeth and edges after printing can help eliminate rough spots and improve comfort during use.

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