Snow Flakes 30 pcs STL 3d-print

Snowflakes can be printed on a 3D printer in any size from 15 mm and larger. I specially designed them to be very small so that they could be printed in a minimum size with a 0.4 mm nozzle.

I printed my snowflakes using PET plastic, from recycled bottles and kegs.

Snowflakes can be hung on a Christmas tree, decorated in the interior, or sewn onto a New Year's costume. You can make earrings from them :)

In the archive you will find the SolidWorks source code, you can change the shapes of the snowflakes as you wish.

DownloadSTL snowflakes www.thingiverse.com

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