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Customizable Hello Name Tag by Lucina
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Customizable Hello Name Tag
Traditional "Hello" name tag designed to be printed in 2 or 3 colors: a red part, a white part, and an optional black part. You don't need a black part if you print a blank white part and write your name on it with a marker.
Customize
Name text and size
Second line text: "my name is" or "I am"
extra spacing allowance around text
Instructions
Select a red part to print: red-my name is.stl or red-I am.stl depending on what you want your second line of text to say.
Select a white part that has a blank area to write the name or customize one with the desired name
Customize a black part with the desired name. Make sure to use the same text and text scale for both white and black parts
You should be able to press fit the parts together. Vise grips help, if the "allow" parameter was too small.
You can use glue between parts for more security
Notes:
To make up for the tiny red bits inside the e, o and a that will get lost, use red Sharpie on the back of the white part to add contrast to the white text, necessary because of the lost, tiny red parts, as shown in the 3rd photo.
Probably best attached to clothing by magnets
After printing the black name part, remove the letters from the bed and immediately place them on a piece of tape for safe keeping.
Traditional "Hello" name tag designed to be printed in 2 or 3 colors: a red part, a white part, and an optional black part. You don't need a black part if you print a blank white part and write your name on it with a marker.
Customize
Name text and size
Second line text: "my name is" or "I am"
extra spacing allowance around text
Instructions
Select a red part to print: red-my name is.stl or red-I am.stl depending on what you want your second line of text to say.
Select a white part that has a blank area to write the name or customize one with the desired name
Customize a black part with the desired name. Make sure to use the same text and text scale for both white and black parts
You should be able to press fit the parts together. Vise grips help, if the "allow" parameter was too small.
You can use glue between parts for more security
Notes:
To make up for the tiny red bits inside the e, o and a that will get lost, use red Sharpie on the back of the white part to add contrast to the white text, necessary because of the lost, tiny red parts, as shown in the 3rd photo.
Probably best attached to clothing by magnets
After printing the black name part, remove the letters from the bed and immediately place them on a piece of tape for safe keeping.