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X1 Carbon
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A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Designer
39 min
1 plate
5.0(5)

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Gray (10103) / Refill / 1kg
Gold (10401) / Refill / 1kg

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The "tooth fairy coin" is the traditional gift (a small coin or banknote) that the tooth fairy leaves under children's pillows in exchange for a lost baby tooth, a magical gesture that helps little ones overcome the fear of losing a tooth and celebrate growth, a custom widespread in many cultures, sometimes replaced by the "tooth mouse" or other figures, with commemorative golden coins to make the memory more special

The child places the lost baby tooth under the pillow before sleeping, and during the night the fairy (or mouse) arrives, takes the tooth, and leaves a small coin or banknote

It is a way to transform a small "pain" into a magical experience, rewarding the child's courage and celebrating the transition to growth

To make the memory even more special, I propose this small coin specifically created for the tooth fairy

On the back, I engraved the name in a Walt Disney style font, much loved by children. To change the name, go to objects – text shape, press the T indicated by the arrow, and simply enter the desired name

The coin is placed in the tooth bag or container, to then be exchanged for the tooth, creating a precious and tangible souvenir

Printed in gray and gold PLA Basic (printing is very easy and uses only 8 grams of filament)

The colors can be changed in the slicer at the time of printing, the model can be enlarged or reduced as desired (keep the “uniform scale” function active)

It does not require an additional assembly process

To get the cleanest print possible, I added supports and raft as it is a circular object

When removing the supports, use a cutter like the one in the photo: the print will be clean

PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS:

  • Layer height 0.2 mm

  • Initial layer height 0.2 mm

  • Wall loops 2

  • Top shell layers 5

  • Bottom shell layers 3

  • Infill 15%

  • Grid pattern

  • Supports yes

  • Raft yes (raft layers 5 – z distance raft 0.15 mm)

  • Outer wall speed 200 mm/s

  • Inner wall speed 300 mm/s

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