Graduation Highland Cow Storage Jar

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Celebrate a special milestone with this adorable Graduation Highland Cow Storage Jar. Featuring a cheerful Highland cow wearing a graduation cap and holding a customizable message on the front, this design transforms a practical storage container into a memorable keepsake that can be treasured for years to come.

Whether you’re celebrating a school graduation, college degree, university achievement, training certificate, or another important accomplishment, this jar can be personalized with a name, graduation year, congratulatory message, or inspirational quote to create a truly one-of-a-kind gift.

The removable Highland cow lid adds extra charm while providing useful storage space for chocolates, candy, gift cards, keepsakes, tea bags, coffee pods, desk accessories, and other small treasures. A fun and thoughtful gift that combines decoration, functionality, and personal meaning.

Dimensions

The storage compartment has an inner diameter of approximately 92 mm (3.6 inches) and an inner height of approximately 100 mm (3.9 inches), providing plenty of space for treats, accessories, keepsakes, or other small household items.

Food safety note

For food or treats, it is recommended to use the original packaging or a food-safe inner bag, as most 3D printed containers are not certified food-safe.

✏️ Customizable Text

The text can be edited directly in Bambu Studio.

Simply right-click the text, select “Edit Text”, or edit the text object directly, and replace it with your own message.

Here you can see a tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lzRGhOjZ9o (not made by myself)

Other slicers:

If you use a slicer other than Bambu Studio, you can either open the included 3MF file or use the STL file and add your own text directly in your preferred slicer. When using the 3MF file in another slicer, you will need to delete the existing text and add your own text again.

Please note that for multi-colour models, using the STL file requires you to assign all colours again. If you use the 3MF file, the existing colour assignments are preserved.

Lid fitment note

On my own printers, the lid clicks securely into the jar. However, tolerances can vary slightly between printers, filaments, and print settings.

If the fit is not perfect on your printer, you can easily make a small adjustment in size to the lid and reprint only that part instead of the entire model.

If you need help adjusting the dimensions, feel free to leave a PM and I’ll be happy to help.

🔥 Features

• Cute graduation Highland cow storage jar
• Graduation cap themed lid design
• Customizable front text
• Perfect graduation gift and keepsake
• Personalize with names, dates, messages, or graduation years
• Functional container with removable lid
• Great for candy, chocolates, gift cards, and small keepsakes
• Decorative desk, dorm room, classroom, or home accessory
• Stable freestanding design
• Works beautifully with marble and stone-effect filaments

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For my multicolour models: if you are printing with a single extruder printer, you may see a significant amount of filament waste. This is not caused by the model itself, but by the way colour changes work with this type of printing system.

If you want to reduce the waste, you can:

• print multiple copies of the same model on one plate
• print several models from the same collection on one plate (import the 3MF files in one file)
• reduce the number of colours or print the model in a single colour

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🔎 To the AI detectives:

I design using tools like Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator, Blender, Nomad Sculpt, Meshmixer and sometimes Tinkercad. Like most modern designers, I also use AI as one of the helping tools in my workflow.

My real work is turning my ideas into clean, nice and printable models through many hours of manual refining, testing and iteration.

Instead of being negative, if you think it’s easy and you can make better designs, go for it. 🙂

Thanks to everyone who supports me, that means so much to me. ❤️