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Stencil your message to friends in Basic; the alphabet of Star Wars. 0.2mm layer height. Modify gcode to swap filaments at layer 6 if desired. No brim or mouse-ears required. I’d definitely turn ironing on for the top layer. Post pics in…
There's no reason for your calibration cubes to be boring, so here's one with Aurebesh lettering on it from Star Wars. The cube measures the standard 20mm on all sides, and has XYX & ABC on the sides in Aurebesh. And if you don't print…
Parametric Letter Dials for Masterlock 1534 Copyright 2024 by Wesley J. Landaker This design can be used to easily create custom dials/tumblers for the Masterlock 1534 combination lock. This can be done with any letters, numbers, or…
digits star wars aurebesh numbers on separate strips - each die is 8.5x11x0.9 mm with 0.5 mm rounded corners, 0.5 mm base, 0.4 mm relief rise.
I used the gridfinity lids from the ‘Gridfinity Master Collection’ to create Star Wars inspired toolbox labels. I'm using them as magnetic drawer labels. But they fit the standard grid and work equally well as row and column labels in…
I designed this to put in the window of my Jeep Wrangler. It says "Jeep" in aurebesh, the Star Wars alphabet. It slides between the windshield and the white metal strip (see the picture). Change the filament at 2.2 mm to get the two tone…
This is a custom-designed display sign or plaque specifically made for the iconic DL-44 Heavy Blaster Pistol prop (as used by Han Solo in Star Wars). The file includes a flat stand/sign designed to sit next to your finished prop on a…
Printed on a resin printer and painted by hand. We use them to play the game Liar's Dice.
Used an Aurebesh font and SavageRodent's OpenSCAD file to create some Aurebesh rings Category: Toys & Games
If you're a hard core Star Wars fan (nerd) like me, you might find this fun to use. I wanted to try out a tinker cad project using imported SVG's so I though of trying to make this 20mm Calibration Cube but replaced the standard “X, Y,…
Cute sign in vertical or horizontal reminding you to "Was Your Hands" in the Star Wars font aurebesh.
Allows running LED strips along the vertical walls, with holes between each letter for connecting them together. I used an ESP8266 for the controller and WS2812B LED strips (202 LEDs in total). TIPS: I did 30 pixels/meter, but I think…
