Custom Name & Number Stand - Birthday / Date Sign

Create clean, personalized name and number stands in seconds. Just enter your text to generate a perfectly aligned, 3D design.

Why You’ll Like It

• Fast & Easy: Fully customizable directly in the browser.
• Clean Look: Modern design perfect for gifts or decor.
• No AMS Needed: Print parts separately in different colors.
• Print-Friendly: Designed to print without supports.

🚀 How to Customize

1. Click the "Customize" button.
2. Enter your number/date and name.
3. Adjust spacing, fonts, or position if needed.
4. Download and print both plates.

🧩 How It Works

• Plate 1: Number base (with slot)
• Plate 2: Name insert  
• Print both parts and press-fit the name into the base.

⚠️ Important: Freestanding Stability

If your number has a rounded bottom (0, 6, 8, 9), enable the "Flat Base" option in the customizer.

✨ Pro Tip: Clean Surface Finish

For a premium look, adjust these settings in your slicer:

• Top Surface Pattern: Set to “Hilbert Curve” for a textured finish that hides layer lines.
• Top Surface Density: Set to 60% for a soft matte effect.

For the Name (Smooth Finish):

Enable "Top Surface Ironing" to get a clean, polished look on the text.

🎉 Perfect For

• Birthday numbers (18, 21, 30, 40, 50…)
• Personalized gifts
• Kids room decor
• Event decorations

Want a specific name?

Drop it in the comments and I’ll add it when I can!

If you enjoy the model, photos and boosts are always appreciated 😊

📍 Handling the "Dot" on 'i' and 'j'

If you use a lowercase i or j, the dot (tittle) might sometimes land outside the boundary of the large initial. You have two simple solutions:

• Option 1: Remove the Dot Simply delete the dot in your slicer or use an uppercase I or J in the customizer to keep the design compact.
• Option 2: Reattach in the Slicer (Recommended) To keep the dot while ensuring it prints as one solid piece:
  1. Right-click the name object and select "Split to Objects".
  2. Manually move the dot down until it overlaps with the letter below it.

Important: Select both the dot and the letter, right-click, and select "Merge". This ensures the printer sees them as one single part.