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Mad Hatter Pencil/Desk Organizer

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Victorian top hat pencil holder with a 10/6 hat card. Pencils fan out from the sides; the top holds pens. No supports.

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Printables
Kategoria
Office
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Creative Commons — Public Domain

Bring the tea party to your desk. This Victorian top hat is inspired by the Hatter from Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865). It has the “10/6” price card from John Tenniel’s original illustrations tucked into the band. Nine pencils or pens slot into angled sockets around the crown and fan out like plumes, and the hollow top holds pens, markers and scissors.

Features

  • 9 angled sockets (8.6 mm, tilted 25°) that fit standard pencils and stick pens like the BIC Round Stic

  • Top well 72 mm deep, with an opening of about 62 × 74 mm

  • 10/6 card with inlaid lettering and a border

  • Hat band with a side bow, and a curled brim with edge trim

  • Prints in one piece, brim down, with no supports

  • Size: 152 × 162 × 124 mm

Files
There’s one STL per color. All four share the same origin, so they line up automatically.

  • 1_hat_body.stl: crown and brim, with the sockets and top well

  • 2_band.stl: hat band, bow and brim edge trim

  • 3_card.stl: the 10/6 card

  • 4_ink.stl: 10/6 lettering and card border, inlaid 1 mm into the card

  • Mad Hatter Pencil holder.3mf: slicer project with all four parts combined

The pictured print uses green silk PLA for the body, SUNLU Silk PLA+ Red Copper for the band, white PLA for the card and black PLA for the lettering. Any four colors will work.

Loading in your slicer
Open the 3mf, or load the STLs yourself:

  1. Select all four STLs and drag them in together.

  2. When asked whether to load them as a single object with multiple parts, choose Yes.

  3. Assign each part to its filament.

  4. Keep the brim on the bed and turn supports off.

  5. Turn on a prime/wipe tower. The white card sits right next to the body, and any ooze shows up on white.

On a single-color printer, load all four parts and print them in one filament.

Print settings

  • 0.2 mm layers, 0.4 mm nozzle

  • 3 walls, 5 top and 4 bottom layers, 15% gyroid infill

  • For silk filaments, use the temperature printed on the spool. Outer walls at 40–60 mm/s give the best shine.

  • Optional: variable (adaptive) layer height smooths the contour rings on the brim’s curve.

  • Filament (approx.): 254.09 g body, 37.05 g band, 19.77 g card, under 6.57 g lettering

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