Coffee Cup Line Art – Wall Plaque & Open Cutout

A stylised coffee cup with flowing steam and a spiral, available as a raised wall plaque and an open line-art cutout. Two versions included - With backplate: kaffee-wall-art.stl — 120 × 214.1 × 5.8 mm, including a recessed hanging keyhole on the back. Raised artwork above a 4 mm plate. - Open cutout: kaffee-wall-art-ohne-hintergrund.stl — approximately 111.2 × 188.3 × 3.2 mm, with no backing plate.

Import in millimetres at 100%. Print either version separately. The cutout is not an additional layer for the backplate version. Printing PLA for indoor decoration; 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.16–0.20 mm layers and 3 walls. Use 100% infill for the thin cutout; 20–30% infill with 5 top/bottom layers for the backplate version. Place the broad flat back on the bed, with the design facing up. Normally no supports or raft. Inspect bridging over the backplate keyhole and use local support if needed. For the cutout, check that all thin lines appear in the toolpath; variable-width walls can help. Keep the first layer calibrated, and let the print cool before carefully releasing the fine lines. Use a brim only if bed adhesion requires it. Colour options Print in a single colour, paint the raised artwork, or change filament at the transition from plate to relief for a two-tone plaque. The open cutout works well against a contrasting wall. Hanging Use the recessed keyhole for the backplate version, checking screw-head fit before hanging. For the open cutout, use suitable small adhesive mounting pads or fine hooks placed on solid frame areas. Keep PLA away from strong heat and direct sun. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.