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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Description

The Universal "Brick-ify" Stamp & Mold

Ever wanted to turn your scrap plastic, clay, or even leftover silicone into a perfectly compatible building brick? This Universal Brick Stamp allows you to "stamp" any moldable material into that iconic $2 \times 4$ shape.

Whether you are experimenting with recycled plastic shreds, DIY silicone casting, or even kinetic sand, this tool gives you the perfect dimensions every time.

How It Works

The design consists of a three-part precision system:

  1. The Base Reservoir: Holds your raw material and defines the outer walls of the brick.
  2. The Stud Die (Top): Features the iconic circular studs. Press this down to emboss the top texture.
  3. The Ejector: A clean release mechanism to ensure your "logo-shaped" creation pops out without deforming.

Recommended Use Cases

  • Recycled Plastic Art: Melt down HDPE (Milk jugs/bottle caps) and press them into colorful, marbled bricks.
  • Workshop Organization: Cast custom drawer organizers that snap together.
  • Educational Tools: Teach kids about injection molding and manufacturing processes using play-dough or clay.

Print Settings

To ensure the stamp can handle the pressure of manual pressing:

  • Material: PETG or Tough PLA (for durability).
  • Infill: 40% or higher (Gyroid recommended for compressive strength).
  • Walls: 4–5 loops to prevent splitting under pressure.
  • Layer Height: 0.16mm (for smooth stud detail).

Note: For the best results with recycled plastics, ensure you use a release agent (like a tiny bit of cooking oil or mold release spray) so the material doesn't bond to the 3D printed parts!

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Yesssss! first comment 😀
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nice!
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Unnecessary
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Strength Issue:it didn’t work too well…. kinda got stuck
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does it fit with official Legos?
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yes try it out
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thanks
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yep it does.
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how do you melt it and can i use print poop
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these things are for printer poops, so yes. I’ve seen a million of these. most were entered in the filament recycle contest so most you see will
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Replying to @CowOwner_49 :
how do you use a pla scrap inside a pla mold? if I heat it up, I also melt the mold. it doesn't seem very feasible.
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Replying to @rolando95 :
what I like to do is print with a differerent material with a bit higher melting point or that doesn’t stick well so PETG often is my go to. I print the mold in petg and instead of melting the poops, I only warm it up. I use a hair dryer in a microwave safe ceramic plate and warm it up, then use gloves to move it into the mold which is also warmed, warmed! not heated! you need it to keep it’s shape! then you can start to press while continuing to try to heat your PLA. the PLA should feel about the same as a very hard TPU but be careful because often that reaches much higher temperatures than what you should touch with your hands. I’m not an expert but, try it, have fun and stay safe. good luck!
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how many grams of poop do we need everytime?
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what do I have to fill in there
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That which falls out of the back of the printer at the beginning of a print
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not sure what you would use this for
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Do you have to melt the PLA inside beforehand
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