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These letters have height of 4mm on top of a 10x10x10mm cubic pedestal. The letters are meant to be used manually, imprinting something on a clay surface letter by letter. Font - Calibri Size - 5mm height for capital letters Nozzle -…
Print approx. €4.86–€5.94 excl. taxPreliminary estimate for one variant
I hope you enjoy playing this version of the classic naval battle game as much as I did, both as a child myself, and later as a father with my own kids. It is one of the few board games you can easily play over Zoom, etc. This is a major…
Stamps set of russian cyrillic language. Stamp prints are ~9mm height. no raft or brim needed. 0.4mm nozzle, 0.16mm layer height works fine. Check my ornaments texture rollers https://www.thingiverse.com/streloch/collections/ornaments…
Stamps set. Cyrillic alphabet. Serif font. Ancient Rome style. 6mm height. Ready for clay, pottery Кириллический алфавит. Набор штампов с держателем-планкой. Шрифт с засечками (рубленый) высота 6мм Print Settings Notes: 0,4 nozzle and…
A remix. I changed the name in cyrillic letters. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: i3 MK3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 5% Filament: bq PLA White Category: Sculptures
Ukrainian Cyrillic Alphabet
This is a remix of 10 letter Cryptex v2 by VortyZA. I added 10 different rings with Cyrillic letters. I chose letters on each ring so that most Russian words could be spelled. More details on github ; the python script could be easily…
It's not a remix - it's a fixed tight indicator part for the https://www.printables.com/de/model/698341-monolith-cryptic-calendar model. Love my 3D models? If my designs have helped you print something awesome or inspired your next…
The STL files are built with the 1.03 stud_rescale option which resulted in the best fit on my Prusa Core One. To be able to generate new STL files using the scad files will require my modifications to the LEGO.scad module. I will try to…
These are variants of the Cyrillic letter O. The ten-eyed version (ꙮ) has only been used once in recorded history, found in a single 15th-century manuscript, in the Old Church Slavonic phrase "серафими многоꙮчитїй" meaning “many-eyed…
