Can Opener - Nail Polish Shape (Keychain)
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Description
Protect your manicure in style! 💅
Tired of ruining your nails or nail polish trying to open soda or beer cans? This opener was specifically designed to solve that problem. With a fun nail polish bottle-shaped design, it works as a lever to effortlessly lift the can ring.
Change the logo as desired by inserting an SVG directly into the base and deleting the current components.
Highlights:
- Functional Design: The notch in the base firmly grips the can ring.
- Nail Saver: Perfect for those with long nails, gel nails, or freshly done manicures.
- Portable: Features a hole for a ring, ideal for use on a keychain or carrying in a bag.
- Multi-color: The model looks beautiful printed with color changes (bottle body and cap/brush).
Printing Recommendations:
- Material: PLA, PLA+ or PETG (PETG recommended for greater lever durability).
- Walls: I recommend using at least 3 or 4 walls to ensure the lever tip is strong.
- Infill: 15% to 20% (Gyroid).
- Supports: Not necessary if printed flat.
Printing Recommendations (For Maximum Strength):
- Walls (Walls): 99 (This makes the part completely solid with only perimeters, ensuring maximum strength for the lever).
- Infill (Infill): 0% (Since we use 99 walls, infill is not necessary).
- Wall Generator (Wall Generator): Arachne (Essential to ensure that variable line widths perfectly fill the internal details and the opener's gap).
- Material: PLA, PLA+ or PETG.
- Supports: Not necessary.
License
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