Studio Ghibli Soot Sprites Hand Sanitizer Holder
por Artniju Studio en MakerWorld
Studio Ghibli Soot Sprites – 3D Printed Hand Sanitizer Holder! A little touch of Ghibli magic in your everyday essentials!
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Studio Ghibli Soot Sprites – 3D Printed Hand Sanitizer Holder! A little touch of Ghibli magic in your everyday essentials! Turn these adorable little Soot Sprites into a functional hand sanitizer holder. Perfect for your bags, keychains, or everyday carry! 🎨 Designed in collaboration with JL Crafts.
Recommended Printing Settings
- For the best results, use the recommended print settings provided in the profile.
- Make sure your print bed is clean and properly leveled.
- Adjust the settings according to your printer and filament.
- Feel free to experiment with different colors and materials!
Note: Printing results may vary depending on your printer, filament, and settings. Usage & License: Free for Personal Use You are welcome to download, print, and use this model for personal projects. Want to Sell Your Physical Prints? Commercial use is available to active members of my MakerWorld membership! Join the Artniju Studio membership to support my designs and gain permission to sell physical products made from my models, subject to the applicable membership terms.
- Do not resell, redistribute, or share the original STL/3MF files.
- Do not upload my files to other platforms or claim the designs as your own.
- Commercial use of the digital files themselves is not permitted.
Thank you for supporting Artniju Studio and my creative journey! Your support means a lot and helps me create and share more fun 3D printable designs.
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