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Made this on a bit of a whim. There are three models included. A inverted logo plate, a raised logo plate, and a coaster. The coaster has a 1mm indent where the octocat is so you can paint it. Also just so it doesn't look like a circle.
This is the Avengers Logo I made back in August. I found that it looked the best when using small finishing nails to mount it. Heat the nails up and press it through the plastic. Heating it up keeps the plastic from cracking.
A small keychain featuring the logo of famed clothing brand, Toni Kensa! This model is quite small. I found scaling it up between 125% - 200% made it a bit bigger without being too chunky.
I originally made this with an intention of having it made with metal by Shapeways. I figured it'd look pretty good on a printer too if it's tuned well. I included a Gcode but keep in mind it's for an Ender 3. I'd recommend using your own…
This is a Minecraft villager utility hook! You can hang your hoodie, headphones, or extra cables on his stupid nose!!
I made this model to get rid of an old clangy metal shelf in my bedroom. If your printer is calibrated correctly the parts should snap together really tight so no glue should be needed. At the time of uploading I don't have any pictures…
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