INVISIBLE CAL | INFINITE CALENDAR
There is also a version that is 100% 3D printed!
Made from crystal-clear, 3mm thick plexiglass, this calendar effortlessly slots into its custom base, becoming an invisible yet stunning addition to your desk.
Infinitely Reusable: Simply slide the day-of-the-week plate to align with the monthly numbers. It's truly anti-waste and never expires!
Customizable Base: Choose between two stylish base options—one with a handy integrated pen holder and one without.
Four Day Layouts: Select the week start that suits you best:
- SUN MON TUE...
- MON TUE WED...
- S M T W T F S
- M T W T F S S
The complete instructions and laser-cutting/printing guidelines for this beautiful design are included in the file. Get ready to create your forever calendar!
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INVISIBLE CAL | INFINITE CALENDAR
PILL COLA | DAILY PILL ORGANIZER
ARCHIVED FOLDERS | DESKTOP INSTANT PHOTO ALBUM
POWER PUMP | MINI DESKTOP CHARGING STATION
PEEK IN | OPEN YOUR MEMORIES
TIDY WALL | 9 INTERCHANGEABLE ORGANIZERS
CARD BOOK | TRADING CARD BINDER
REWIND | MAGNETIC VIDEOTAPE BAG SEALER
3COSYSTEM | A 3-TIER TERRARIUM
PIVOT ORGANIZER | THE SATISFYING PEN HOLDER
FLOPPY CLICK | THE RETRO-TECH COASTER HOLDER
MEMORIES COASTERS | POLAROID COASTERS
COASTER DISPENSER | For TULLE COASTERS
PIC ARCHIVE | ICONIC MOVING BOX PHOTO STORAGE
CACTICHARM | CACTUS JEWELRY HOLDER & LAMP
USB NOTE | STICKY NOTE HOLDER & STENCILS
MEMORY CUBE | MAGNETIC PHOTO CUBE
FUN CARTRIDGE | KEYCHAIN, COASTERS, TRAY & MORE
GAMES BOOK V2 | SWITCH, DS, 3DS, SD CARD & MICRO SD
FLEX LOCKER | MODULAR DESK FURNITURE
It's a cool design, but how do I mark the day?
You need a specific type of laser (like the Pecker 4 laser or similar) or is there a 3D-printable version. I've written everything in the instructions and included illustrative photos. Let me know if you still need help.
Yes, I understand how it should be made. But once the calendar is finished, how do I mark/cross off each day? There should be some kind of marker for the days as there is for the months, otherwise I'll have a calendar but don't know exactly what day it is.
Honestly, this is a matter of taste. Some people like to mark the day, others don't (I don't, for example).
However, if you want to mark the day, I recommend engraving the days and months backwards and then marking the days with a marker pen (the kind used on magnetic whiteboards). It could be a nice idea!