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I was sending some baseball cards across the country, I had no cardboard on hand, but had a bunch of spare leftover filament. Modeled this up in Fusion and printed a few out and shipped them in a PWE. I removed the indexes as they're not…
There are three different sizes, all 32 mm (1.26 in) in diameter: 4.3 mm thick for seeds less than 2.8 mm 4.8 mm thick for seeds less than 3.4 mm 5.0 mm thick for seeds less than 3.7 mm I recommend printing the first layer at 0.10 mm…
Pack up a print and ship it to a friend! Upcycle your old Prusament cardboard spool core by turning it into a mailing tube with these printable caps. Each printed cap uses less than 13g of filament and takes about 20 minutes to print with…
The four pieces that make up this sleigh ornament fit snuggly together. If sent with a Season's Greeting, point out that it is easier to put the seat onto the sides before inserting the back into the sides. There is space to add your…
So you've made a sign and want to hold it in the air - now what? Do you tape it to a stick? Hold it in your arms? This is a better idea. It's built in OpenScad and parameterized so you can easily change the diameter of the tube, the…
These are 50x 50 x 50mm. easy to change size in the slicer but remember to remove the top and sides in the layers and perimeters.
I developed a series of collectible card protectors to protect the expensive cards that I was shipping out for sports cards and other collectible cards sold on eBay and through other sites. After cutting up cardboard and wrapping the…
This two-piece ornament is designed with exposed infill to create a unique artistic effect. Each piece is about 1/8" thick, making it suitable for mailing. To achieve the transparent infill look, I used these settings: Walls: 5, Infill:…
Each piece is about 1/8 inch thick, so they should be able to be mailed in a standard envelope. To obtain the see-through infill pattern, set the print to: Walls 5; Infill 30% / Archimedes; Top/Bottom 0 (to provide circled interior view).…
This 88 mm tall ornament is made in two flat pieces so it can be mailed. When put together, they form a 3-dimensional ornament for decorating the tree. A smaller, 54 mm tall, similar ornament is also available in another download.
This 54 mm tall ornament is made in two flat pieces so it can be mailed. When put together, they form a 3-dimensional ornament for decorating the tree. A larger, 88 mm tall, similar ornament is also available in another download.
I usually use these caps to recycle 50mm cardboard plotter tubes and to pack my drawings when I send them in the mail. Specs are simple: infil: 20% layer: 0.2mm OpenSCAD file available.
This ornament reminds us of the mail truck's participation in Christmas giving. It is less than ¼" thick, so can be mailed in a standard envelope. If you work with Fusion, you can add indented names to the back. You can print in multiple…
Storage box for 'fan-fold' style thermal printer shipping labels. You can print directly out of this box, and the box features an approximate scale on the side for checking the remaining number of labels. Meant for a maximum of 500 labels.
The two pieces break apart and have a press fit together to make a Christmas ornament bell. You can paint the lettering or not. I found acrylic to be effective and fast-drying (compared to oil-based paint),
