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55x85mm Photo Frame INSTAX Camera

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My son came on vacation with his INSTAX camera (similar to old KODAKs that produced self-developing or “instant” photos, and this model does the same but in a size of 55mm wide by 85mm high. I couldn't find suitable frames, so I decided to make one quickly. To avoid supports, I made it in 3 parts that can be glued with any known adhesive, cyanoacrylate, B7000, contact cement, silicone, etc. I leave that to your discretion). Only the front frame is glued onto the back one, and the triangular foot behind it if you want to keep it upright with a slight backward angle, which is ideal for a shelf or desk.

Once both the back and front parts are glued, the photo can be slid in directly from the top. I don't think it needs to be trimmed. The front frame is practically the same size as the photo, so it has 6 small tabs to hold the photo. This allows for a dedication to be written at the bottom and remain visible since the photo is fully seen. 

 

In my case, I decided to stick it to the wall with the well-known transparent double-sided tape, but you can also glue the triangle, which is also in the model, by placing it on the back side as best suits your case.

 

Printed on an Ender 3S1 Pro in 34 minutes with a fast profile.

layer height 0.2

Material PETG (you can use PLA or any other without problems by adjusting your printer's parameters)

Filament brand 3N3 (any brand will work without problems, if you want a touch of elegance use SILK or multicolor or rainbow filament)

 

Enjoy!

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