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Tiger-stripe nameplate – J Fortner

A nameplate for a door, desk or shelf edge, with tiger stripes and a red cross at each end. The name sits raised in white lettering across the middle, easy to read from across a room. Change the name size and stripe count to suit.

1 part · 31 g · 229 × 51 × 4 mm

Long orange nameplate with black tiger stripes, raised white lettering and a red cross at each end
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No adjustable sizes

Ask for the sizes you want to tweak, e.g. “make the width adjustable”.

Change it in the Studio

Parts

  • nameplate · PLA · Flat, face up, turned 45° on the diagonal to fit a 220 mm bed

    The stripes, text and crosses print inside this part as separate colour regions.

Print settings

Layer height
0.2 mm
Walls
3
Infill
15%
Supports
None
Notes
Slot 1 orange (plate), slot 2 black (stripes), slot 3 white (text), slot 4 red (crosses). Needs a prime tower and about 11 colour changes, roughly 6 g of purge. If you don't have a multi-colour printer, pause at z = 2.8 mm to swap filaments for each colour.

Good to know

  • The build report still lists a few thin-ledge warnings near the letters. They are the raised letters' own walls, not defects in the plate.
  • The 9-inch plate only fits your 220 mm bed turned 45°, so check the slicer keeps it that way.
  • I haven't test-printed the stripes and crosses. If the stripe tips look weak, raise the Stripe height slider on Adjust.
I printed this Remix

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