Style Frame Glasses - Free 3D Print Model

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Style Frame Glasses

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1.7 h

1 plate

4.7(163)

Style Frame Glasses (young-child size)

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1.1 h

1 plate

4.4(48)

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

3.3 h

1 plate

Open in Bambu Studio

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248

6.3 k

3.6 k

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Description

👓 Style Frame Glasses ✨
Looking for something fun, and functional?

These Style Frame Glasses aren’t just a fashion statement – they’re party-ready AND practical! 🕺💃

🔧 Print-in-place folding mechanism – works flawlessly, even when scaled down!
🧒 80% kids-size version included – perfect fit for little faces!
🎨 Print in vibrant colors to match your vibe!
👁️ Optional real-lens support – wear them for fun OR function!

Whether it’s a beach bash , costume party , or just everyday cool – these frames turn heads.

Just print, pop, and rock the look!

… You want to try my SunGlasses design? Get the Holo Frame Glasses
https://makerworld.com/de/models/1593591

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Comment & Rating (248)

@3DSUP

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Style Frame Glasses

I had to make some changes and include more supports It saved me on a Sunday when my glasses broke I've got this on reserve haha thank you very much

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@just1tori

wait did fit put lenses in them, how did you do that?

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@user_3414568740

can the magnifying glass be attached? does it hold well?

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@3DSUP

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Replying to @user_3414568740 :

yes, it doesn't fit well, I filed it down, made some adjustments, and use it every day

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@bloodsteyn

These are perfect. I was planning on digging out an old pair of shades to destroy for my Halloween themed poker game... then I stumbled across your model... and well... Thanks.

@Noruaaa

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Style Frame Glasses

very good print. I didn’t think it was possible to make glasses !!!

@user_2594373762

you made them nice.....nozzle 0.4 or ??

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@Noruaaa

yes, 0.4 nozzle.

@Kunzi112

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Style Frame Glasses (young-child size)

My young daughter desired a new pair of spectacles for her doctor's kit I searched for a while and then discovered this model which included an 80% scale version for children The print was quick and problem-free The model looks good and fits my little one perfectly Only with the supports would I try using PETG as an interface next time as the PLA interfaces do not look quite as nice and require some finishing

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@tmarth5

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Absolutely awesome when printed with glow filament. Any chance you could add lenses to be printed with transparent petg? (yes, I realize it will not be very good lenses :))

@WoodworkJourney

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Style Frame Glasses

So close! Printed from the app so didn’t mess about with the settings of my P1S. One of the hinges was solid so even carefully moving the base of the arm broke it. Will try again after tinkering in Studio when I get to the computer

@user_2632275277

did you solve this? i had the same problem

@user_1476926302

How did you get it to work on the P1S, for me it hits the "carriage", throwing off the lid and everything stops

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@Huguim

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Style Frame Glasses

After the child size did not print well, I gave it a chance and printed the large size, good result, they open and close well!! perfect!!👌👌

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@Thomas_Meireles

Hi! I'm a student from Instituto Alpha Lumen (a high-performance school in Brazil). I'm starting a social project to provide 3D-printed prescription glasses for underprivileged children in the Amazon and rural areas of Brazil. Your model is fantastic and fits our technical requirements. May I have your permission to use/adapt it for this non-profit mission? We'd love to credit your design in our project. Looking forward to hearing from you!

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@micmey78

please send me first more information about this non-profit project.

@Thomas_Meireles

Replying to @micmey78 :

Thanks for your quick reply, I really appreciate your openness. I’m a student at Instituto Alpha Lumen in Brazil, and I’m starting a small non-profit pilot to provide free or very low-cost prescription glasses for underprivileged children. The idea is to 3D-print frames locally (likely in PETG) and work with optical labs for lens cutting/fitting. At the moment, we’re evaluating a few open-source frame designs to see which ones are most compatible with local optical labs and real-world daily use. Your model is one of the designs we’re considering, and I’d love to keep you updated as we run tests. If you’re open to it, I can share a short one-page overview of the project as soon as we have it ready and the initiative is formally structured. Thanks again for your great work!

@miwi_lab

it broke while printing :(

@Guraten

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Style Frame Glasses (young-child size)

The print came out great and smoothly I put it on my own figure I will also display it in the store

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