Customizable KeyChain
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Published on February 3, 2013
This thing was Featured on February 3, 2013
This thing can be customized with MakerBot Customizer!
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Description
Choose an Image, place the ring, done !
You can also add text (optional)
You can pick from more than 30 images !!!!
More images coming soon, send me a SVG-file and it will be added !!
Features:
- Choose an image out of more than 30 images.
See: thingiverse.com/thing:47759
- Place ring
- Add Text (Optional)
- Add background rectangle or oval
- Scale image
Update 27-3-2012:
Added images:
- Heart
- Shark
You can also add text (optional)
You can pick from more than 30 images !!!!
More images coming soon, send me a SVG-file and it will be added !!
Features:
- Choose an image out of more than 30 images.
See: thingiverse.com/thing:47759
- Place ring
- Add Text (Optional)
- Add background rectangle or oval
- Scale image
Update 27-3-2012:
Added images:
- Heart
- Shark
Instructions
1) Choose an image (out of more than 30 images!), place the ring, add text (optional)
Note:
Some images have holes/loose parts, you should add a rectangle or oval behind those images.
Then also make sure that there are no parts of the image outside of the rectangle/oval because that might cause print-problems!!
2) Print
you can scale with slicer if you want a bigger or smaller keychain
3) ???
4) Done !
Note:
Some images have holes/loose parts, you should add a rectangle or oval behind those images.
Then also make sure that there are no parts of the image outside of the rectangle/oval because that might cause print-problems!!
2) Print
you can scale with slicer if you want a bigger or smaller keychain
3) ???
4) Done !
License
Customizable KeyChain by frankkienl is licensed under the Attribution - Share Alike - Creative Commons license.
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I have added designs to the KeyChain maker.
You can now have a rectangle or oval instead of an image.
(Note: the roundness of the corners from the rectangle are dependent on the thickness of the image. You will see what I mean when you try it out ;-) )