Eco stamp for scrap paper reuse

Description

This is a simple and practical 3D-printed stamp designed to mark "Scrap Paper" (known as Imyeonji in Korean). It’s a great tool for organizing your desk and promoting paper recycling by clearly labeling paper that has been used on one side but is still good for notes

What does "이면지 (Imyeonji)" mean?

• Meaning: It refers to paper that has already been printed on one side, which can be reused for drafts, sketches, or memo pads
• Purpose: By stamping this on the blank side, you can let others know the paper is available for reuse, helping to reduce waste

Features

• Simple Design: Easy to grip and use
• Eco-Friendly: Encourages the reuse of paper in offices, schools, and at home
• Print-Friendly: No supports are required for printing

Printing Tips

• Material: PLA / PETG
• Infill: 15-20% (for a solid feel)
• Layer Height: 0.2mm is recommended for clear text
• Note: After printing, you can apply ink using a standard stamp pad

This is a practical stamp designed to clearly mark paper as **'Imyeonji'** when reusing paper that has only been used on one side in the office or at home. It was designed to help promote eco-friendly habits by reducing paper waste and conserving resources

Key Features

• Intuitive Design: The phrase 'Imyeonji Usage' is placed in a clean font, making its purpose easy for anyone to understand
• Resource Recycling: Encourages the reuse of easily discarded paper as notepads or scratch pads
• Environmental Protection: Allows participation in reducing carbon emissions through small daily actions
• Easy printing: Designed to print cleanly even without separate supports

Printing and Usage Tips

• Recommended Material: PLA or PETG
• Infill: 15~20% (for stable stamping, it needs appropriate weight)
• Layer Height: 0.2mm (Recommended for clear text)
• How to Use: After printing, apply ink using a standard stamp pad (such as an inkpad) sold commercially

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