Princesses Custom 3D Pencil Name Tag - Free 3D Print Model

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dedcases

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X1E

P2S

P1S

A1 mini

H2S

P1P

H2D Pro

X1 Carbon

H2D

H2C

X2D

A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Designer

35 min

1 plate

4.7(3)

Open in Bambu Studio

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2.9 k

1.1 k

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🎨 Models created by Davi Alves – Customized for 3D Printing

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All files are tested and designed for easy printing.

✔ PLA compatible
✔ Ideal for customization
✔ Files ready for resizing

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This is another simple and functional model for school personalization 😊

A 3D name marker that fits on pencils, ideal for practical and beautiful identification of school supplies.

It can be resized as needed and customized with any name.

I am making it available for free so that everyone can use it freely, test different colors, and adapt it for their projects.

I will soon be publishing new models and variations with other font styles 👌

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Comment & Rating (37)

@user_255671167

P letter not coming

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@dedcases

Thank you j I corrected it

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@user_3914235639

Hi, Does it needs supports?

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@DBT85

These came out great on my H2C and the only issue was the straw manufacturer having looser tolerances than my printer. Different colour straws were different diameters!! The kids will be very happy with them.

@3DDaver

Please add letter P

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@dedcases

Thank you j I corrected it

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@3DDaver

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Thank you very much for your effort to fix it!

@user_1670340475

How do I edit it for the names I want

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@dedcases

go to customize

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@jc3dprints1

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I can’t find customized, can you share a picture?

@user_828378102

Replying to @jc3dprints1 :

If you're trying to do it in Bambu Studio, or the Bambu app, you have to log on to the Makerworld website instead. That's where the "Customize" button shows up. I'm new to Bambu and just discovered the same thing myself a couple days ago. Try googling "Princesses Custom 3D Pencil Name Tag MakerWorld" and it should be the first link at the top of the search. You also have to make sure you're logged in (same user/password as for the Bambu app)

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@Ananere

The item is beautiful and super sturdy. However, the hole diameter is too large. Is there a way to reduce it to better fit the pencils I use? Congratulations on your work!

@arojies

The design is very nice and very easy to edit to personalize it to everyone's style, but it has a big flaw in my opinion, and that is that the hole does not fit the pencil, it is too big and it doesn't stay, I will have to print several times until I find the diameter that fits and it is a waste of material

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@dedcases

Hello, thank you for your comment. 😊 You just need to measure the diameter of your pencil and then scale the model according to that measurement. A helpful tip is to create a simple object in Bambu Studio with the exact size of the pencil and use it as a reference to adjust the scale. Since there are many different sizes and brands of pencils, there isn't a one-size-fits-all measurement. That's why the model is designed to be easily customizable for each case.

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