Scalable picture frame (customizable)
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A picture frame you can scale to fit any picture!
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- Printables
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- Home Decor
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- Creative Commons — Public Domain
Hello makers!
Looking for a picture frame for a weirdly sized picture, note, or other flat surface that you wish to display in a frame? This scalable picture frame allows you to quickly make custom-sized pricture frames!
It's easy:
- Measure the picture you want to print a frame for. Keep in mind you need a bit of overlap to hold the picture in place, by preference on the short side of the picture. (Overlap of the green frame in the thumbnail is on top and bottom)
- Insert the parts in your slicer
- (Prusaslicer) Click the lock next to the scale boxes so you disable uniform scaling
- Enter the size of your picture!
The inside of the frame is 100mmx100mm, so lets say you want a 120mmx80mm frame, just scale Y to 120% and X to 80%.
However, you have to pay attention to the orientation of the parts, so keep that in mind and don't start scaling things without a minute of thinking ;). For instance: if you make the width of the back plate 80%, the thickness of the stand also needs to be scaled down to 80%. It all sounds like a lot to think about, but it's easy once you've opened the parts in the slicer! :)
I used a drop of glue for the stands to make sure they don't fall out. If the pins don't fit in the holes, check the tolerances of your printed parts and sand the pin down a bit.
There are 3 styles to choose from, ofcourse you can also switch them out if you want something fresh after you had an outer frame for a while! :)
If there are any questions, if you have feedback or if you would like to see another style added, leave a comment and I'll try to reply when I have time!
And ofcourse, don't forget to post a make! I would love to see your picture frames! (and you get more prusameters) ;)
Last but not least: ENJOY! :)