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MAIN PURPOSE: Dip several pairs of taper candles evenly
Lay the comb across the dipping can and drop a looped wick into each V notch, where the slit pinches it: five pairs of tapers hang at an even 30 mm spacing, so they never touch, and every dip goes to the same depth. Lift the whole comb to dip and hang it on two hooks to cool.
Printing notes
20.4 cm³
Volume
25.3 g
Est. weight
716
Triangles
Print in PETG or ASA; keep it away from the wax heat. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Comb floating paint into marbled paper patterns
Twenty-six tines at 10 mm spacing on a 260 mm bar: drag it through paints floating on size and the stones break into the even nonpareil and wave patterns of traditional marbled endpapers. Pins pushed into a strip of wood bend and snag; printed tines stay straight and wash clean.
Printing notes
28.0 cm³
Volume
34.7 g
Est. weight
752
Triangles
Print in PETG. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Rule slant lines for pointed-pen calligraphy
A set square whose long edge stands at 55 degrees, the slant of Copperplate and Spencerian script: slide its base along a ruler and draw slant guide lines across a practice sheet in seconds, instead of measuring every line with a protractor.
Printing notes
23.6 cm³
Volume
29.2 g
Est. weight
4,164
Triangles
Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Mark round strap ends and first holes
Four tongues for 20, 25, 32 and 38 mm straps, each with a true half-round end and a centre notch: lay the strap under the right tongue, scribe round the end and mark the first hole at the notch. Belts, watch straps and bag handles get identical ends every time.
Printing notes
19.9 cm³
Volume
24.6 g
Est. weight
11,612
Triangles
Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Mark rooms by touch at the door handle
Slips over a lever door handle, the one place every visitor's hand already goes: the room number stands 1.2 mm proud in large plain figures, readable by touch for blind and partially sighted visitors and by sight for everyone else, with no drilling into the door.
Printing notes
16.9 cm³
Volume
21.0 g
Est. weight
7,424
Triangles
Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Label shut-off valves for emergencies
Snaps round a 15 mm pipe next to a stopcock or valve and names it: MAIN WATER, GAS, HEATING. In a leak or an emergency, whoever is at home finds the right valve at once instead of guessing among the pipes under the sink.
Printing notes
4.9 cm³
Volume
6.0 g
Est. weight
2,972
Triangles
Print in PETG in a bright colour. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Label keys with a rewritable tag
A key tag with a recessed writing panel: write the door or locker in pencil, rub it out and reuse it when the key changes. The 2 mm rim keeps the panel off other keys and coins, so the writing survives a pocket.
Printing notes
2.8 cm³
Volume
3.5 g
Est. weight
1,160
Triangles
Print in matte PLA so pencil grips. Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Tell keys apart by touch
One tag carrying three small rings, each beside a different edge texture: notches, bumps or a smooth round end. Put the house, car and work key on their own rings and find the right one by touch in the dark or without looking, a help for everyone and essential for blind users.
Printing notes
4.4 cm³
Volume
5.4 g
Est. weight
888
Triangles
Add three small split rings. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Show whether a daily chore is done
Seven day letters on a slim tag: roll a hair elastic along to today when the fish are fed, the plant watered or the bins put out, and anyone in the house can see whether it is done. The engraved letters let the band roll smoothly and the tag hangs from its hole.
Printing notes
7.3 cm³
Volume
9.0 g
Est. weight
6,948
Triangles
Add a hair elastic. Prints flat as a plate, no supports.
MAIN PURPOSE: Turn a drinking glass into a display dome
A 96 mm plinth with a groove that takes the rim of an upturned drinking glass: any tumbler from 82 to 90 mm across becomes a dust-tight dome over a figure, a pocket watch or a fossil, and the groove stops the glass sliding when the shelf is dusted.
Printing notes
36.2 cm³
Volume
44.9 g
Est. weight
1,008
Triangles
Prints as shown on its floor, no supports.