Plant labels - Free 3D Print Model

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BeardieBaz

Household>Garden

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Print Profile(9)

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P1S

P1P

X1E

P2S

H2S

H2C

H2D

X1 Carbon

A1 mini

H2D Pro

X2D

A2L

15mm x 150mm x 1.5 mm PETG

Designer

1 h

1 plate

5.0(33)

Smaller size 12mm x 120mm PETG

Designer

42 min

1 plate

5.0(13)

Wider size 20mm x 150mm PETG

Designer

1.2 h

1 plate

5.0(8)

Extra Large 25mm x 250mm PETG

Designer

3.5 h

1 plate

5.0(1)

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Description

Just a basic plant label 15mm wide by 150mm long. Rounded ‘pointy end’ to help avoid damaging bulbs, tubers etc.

Customise with text in Bambu Studio or print plain to write your plant name on them with a marker pen.

I use Posca acrylic paint pens on my plant labels which lasts really well, or Sharpie markers, they can then be cleaned off at the end of the year with IPA ready to be used again the following year.

If printing plain to write on, I suggest using a smooth build plate or ironing the top surface. (Print profile includes ironing).

plant label

garden

customiazble

Comment & Rating (62)

@Slashv2

Print Profile

15mm x 150mm x 1.5 mm PETG

printed without issues, ready to be installed in my veggie garden this summer :)

@Fudgel

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Wider size 20mm x 150mm PETG

Great print, no issues. Love these! 🌱 Thanks! ☺️

@georgezugg_NC

have these in my indoor herb garden

@Rekrab

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15mm x 150mm x 1.5 mm PETG

Just what the wife wanted for her new greenhouse and future planting ambitions. Thank you.

@PeterHall

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15mm x 150mm x 1.5 mm PETG

Simple and useful!

@TheMarwin

Boosted

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15mm x 150mm x 1.5 mm PETG

Very nice and functional. Thank you

@Ollyvb

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15mm x 150mm x 1.5 mm PETG

I made the text a little too high but user error and will change in future ones or even recess the text and make the stick thicker. They came out great though!

@Ivories

Must I use PETG filament? all I have is basic

The designer has replied

@BeardieBaz

When I originally made and posted these I went with PETG since they are for outdoors, however I also made some in PLA to see how they held up over the year, and while I've no idea ultimately how long they will last, as far as I can tell the PLA ones appear to me to have held up perfectly fine so far, so I've just uploaded some print profiles in PLA

@Ivories

Replying to @BeardieBaz :

Thanks. I was uncertain if my P1S would print this in PLA if it was set up for PETG. I only use my labels for starting plants so am not worried about elements of nature.