Small Simple Cross Necklace/Bracelet Ornament
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A cross with a hole for putting it on a Necklace or Bracelet.
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- GNU General Public License v2.0
So, the Easter bunny hopped off, the sugar high wore off, and I was left with a 3D printer and an existential void. What emerged? These ridiculously small wearable crosses!
Get Your Micro-Crosses Here! Now in Four Flavors:
- Solid Cross: The heavyweight champ (relatively speaking).
- Hollow Cross: Like the solid one, but with less plastic guilt.
- Small Solid Cross: Even smaller! Getting dicey now...
- Small Hollow Cross: The final boss of tiny. Good luck!
Seriously, How Small Are We Talking? Let's be clear: even the "regular" Solid/Hollow ones are probably smaller than the bottom half of your pinky finger. We're operating on a scale usually reserved for ants attending formal events.
Which Tiny Testament Should You Print First? PLEASE, for the love of all that is holy plastic, print the regular 'Solid' or 'Hollow' one first. It's the most forgiving, plays nicest with a standard 0.4 nozzle, and will give you a reality check on just how microscopic the 'Small' versions truly are. Think of it as the gateway cross. It's great for bracelets and necklaces without requiring a microscope to admire.
Venturing into the 'Small' Zone (Enter At Your Own Risk): Having trouble with the 'Small Solid' or 'Small Hollow' crosses turning into abstract art? Yeah, join the club. These little guys are divas. You might need a raft.
- Super Secret Pro Tip (Shhh!): If you're feeling adventurous and your slicer allows filament changes, try printing the raft layers in PETG (it sticks like a stubborn toddler) and then switch to PLA for the actual tiny cross. Why? Science! Or magic. Whatever it is, the PLA part often pops off the PETG raft much cleaner. It's like a tiny miracle.
Tech Specs & Bling Tips:
- Everything was designed assuming you're rocking a standard 0.4 nozzle.
- TIP FOR MAXIMUM AWESOMENESS: Want to add some pizzazz? Change the filament color for just the top two layers in your slicer settings. It gives a cool multicolor dimension with minimal effort. Because even tiny crosses deserve to be fancy.
Happy printing, and may your bed adhesion be strong!