Emergency Cuff Links (x2) - EDC Kit
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A mini 'cuff link only' version of my EDC (Emergency Debonair Card) I had a few requests to make just the cuff links,…
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A mini 'cuff link only' version of my EDC (Emergency Debonair Card)
I had a few requests to make just the cuff links, so I made a mini version that holds 2. There's also a credit card sized version with x6 here.
Key Features:
- Includes one pair of cuff links - which pop out and fold up nicely.
- Printed at 2.5mm thick, should fit in a spare slot in your wallet, purse or travel bag
- And of course, features hexagons, because they are the bestagons.
- The cuff links are pretty much one time use, but will get you through an afternoon/evening of formality.
Once you've popped the cuff link off the card, insert the stem/flat bar end though the shirt cuff before you bend the hinge into position.
Hope you like it!
Print instructions
Slicer Settings
Using Prusa Slicer 2.3.0 Alpla-3 for this with;
0.10mm DETAIL default profile
Monotonic infill for the top layer
(though the basic settings in the main release should be fine)
Printer and Filament
Printed on a Prusa MK3s
Using Prusament PLA Galaxy Black
with Filamentum Extra Fill Traffic White for the inlay.
Note: I'd recommend not using a Silky filament for this - at least not for the first 1mm of the print - the additives in silk make it hard to snap off without damage.
Colour Inlay Effect
For a nice finish, you can add a colour change pause at the 2.10mm and 2.40mm height, to create a nice inlay effect.
GCode
The GCode attached features two colour swaps - so you can acheive the inlay effect as seen in the photo.
Enjoy :)