Unicorn Headband – Kids' Size with Screw-On Horn - Free 3D Print Model

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Jakub Lattenberg

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All parts – 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Description

Headband with M16×2 screw-on horn, 120 mm diameter. Perfect for kids, easily scalable for larger sizes.

This adorable unicorn-style headband is designed for children's heads (120 mm diameter) and makes a perfect accessory for costumes, parties, or playful photo shoots. The centerpiece is a whimsical spiral horn that attaches securely using an M16×2 thread—no glue needed, just a solid and practical connection.

To ensure perfect fit and print accuracy, the package includes a separate thread Test model. This allows you to verify the precision of your printer settings before printing the full horn and headband assembly.

The model is fully scalable: if you need a larger size, I recommend proportionally resizing all parts to maintain both aesthetics and functionality.

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Comment & Rating (40)

@wmcd

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All parts – 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

came out fantastic! used tri-color filament for the horn so it looks like a rainbow! 10/10

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@jll8

That looks great. 😍

@user_1140922787

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perfect!

@heeaaaaaat

adorable but the headband didn’t print well. it does fit my giant head.

@user_1263840515

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@Nanduce78

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I printed this for my daughter and she loves it, she gave me a good idea if so I'm just asking if there is a way you can make something other than the horns that can screw on like an leprechaun hat or a Easter egg or something... but anyway this is good wish I new how I could make something buy im new to 3d printing.

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@jll8

Thanks for the inspiration. That would definitely work. All you need to do is add an M16x2 thread to the bottom of the model. The ears might be a problem, but that can be solved by using the Devil Horn Headband variant, or by trimming them in the slicer using negative volume.