Fridge Recipe Magnets – Customisable

Description

I created these for the recipes I regularly make at home — a quick reference for the numbers I always forget and end up looking up each time. They sit on the fridge and give me instant access to the recipes I make most often. There's also a small space at the bottom for key instructions like temperature or cooking time.
 

The base is designed in Fusion 360, but all text is added in Bambu Studio and is fully customisable, so you can add your own recipes. My recipes are included on the first plate for reference, but they're tailored to my family's needs (e.g. 8 pancakes or 5 dough balls).

I've also included 2 blank generic cards so you can add your own titles and ingredients from scratch.

Requests Happy to take requests for other recipes or designs — just drop a comment below!

Single Colour & Two Colour Printing These print great in a single colour too. For a two-colour result without an AMS, simply add a filament pause at the layer change. No AMS required!

Text & Font For the font I used Avenir Next. Titles at 6mm and ingredients at 4mm — these print great with a 0.4mm nozzle. For cards with more ingredients I dropped to 3.7mm, and also tested 3.5mm successfully. Note: if you change the font, I'd recommend testing first as sizing and therfore quality can vary between fonts. For the Magnet can leave height as standard 2mm, for the slim version you want to change it to 0.98mm.
 

Painting / Colour Fix When you change the text, you'll lose the colour painting. To restore it, set the colour via layer height using the following values:

• Magnet version — Height Range: 2mm / Input: 4.23
• Slim version — Height Range: 1mm / Input: 2.08

Versions There are two versions:

• Magnet — designed for an 8x3mm magnet (0.1mm tolerance). A 6x3mm magnet also works well glued in.
• Slim — no magnet needed, can be slipped into a proving box or drawer.

Dimensions 100mm x 60mm x 6mm (3mm for the slim version)
 

Print Settings

• 0.08mm layer height
• 15% infill
• 2 walls
• Ironing on top surfaces

A quick note — I've spotted a few spelling mistakes in my pictures, so I've updated the recipes with the correct spelling in the print profile. This only affects you if you're using one of my examples. Tip: always double-check your spellings! I'll be reprinting a few of mine shortly :)