Modular and reusable plant labels for your garden and pots. 59 popular names are included.
Version A: Ready-made
- Use the Mushroom_cut and the 59 premade labels of your choice.
- Print them and rotate the label into place. Make sure to use a different color for the label so the letters can be read better.
- You can remove the label easily and reuse the mushroom with a different label in the future.
Version B: Self-made
- Use the Mushroom_cut and the label_clear
- Use a slicer like prusa slicer, your CAD program or a online tool to shoot your text through the label.
- Use a Stencil font like the “DIN Schablonierschrift” (downloadable for free on multiple sites)
- Make sure to cut from the bottom so the font won’t be mirrored when in usage!
Version C: 3D-Pen
- Use the Mushroom_cut and the label_clear
- Print them and rotate the label into place. Make sure to use a different color for the label so the letters can be read better.
- Use a 3D-Pen to add text to the label. - Make sure to use a different color for the label so the letters can be read better.
Version D: Permanent Coloring
- Use the Mushroom_cut and the label_clear
- Print them and rotate the label into place. Make sure to use a different color for the label so the letters can be read better.
- Use Acrylic pens or colors to add your text. Please note that alcohol- or water-based colors do not work well!
Version E: Removable Coloring
- Print the Mushroom_complete
- Write on your letters with removable colors. Please note this option is so far hypothetical since I do not own such colors or know which one to use.
Version F: Self-made other font
- Use a slicer like prusa slicer, your CAD program or a online tool to imprint the text.
- For this version no stencil font is needed, and you can freely choose one.
- Make sure to cut from the bottom so the font won’t be mirrored when in usage!
Size assembled ca: 57 x 57 x 83 mm Font credits: DIN Schablonierschrift by Marian Steinbach
Print settings Material usage per mushrooms and label: 15g Print time per mushrooms and label: 1 – 2 h
Heat/Material: PLA is what I used. If you live in an Area that becomes very hot in the Summer, it is smart to go for a heat resistant type of filament with a high heat deflection temperature to avoid deformation in the direct sun. There are PLA products that serve this purpose, PETG is also a workable solution. Make sure to go for bright colors and avoid black and other dark filaments since those absorb more heat.
Print direction: stls are rotated correctly, check images Support: none Nozzle size: 0,4 mm Line width: 0,4 mm Layer height 0,2 mm Outer walls: 3 Infill: 15% Build plate adhesion type: none